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|Articles|April 29, 2016
Keeping Social Media Out of Medical Practices
Author(s)Jon Carter
One practices has figured out a way to keep their patients from breaking HIPAA rules and using social media when they are in the exam room.
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One practices has figured out a way to keep their patients from breaking HIPAA rules and using social media when they are in the exam room.
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