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|Videos|March 2, 2015
How to Start Using Social Media at Your Medical Practice
Author(s)Russell Faust, PhD, MD
Want to get more involved in social media at your medical practice but not sure where or how to start? Here's some guidance.
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Want to get more involved in social media at your medical practice but not sure where or how to start? In this three-minute video,
Faust is CEO and managing partner of Windriven Group, a firm that helps hospitals and practices with their "
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