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Ten Online Health Resources to Recommend to Patients

March 26, 2015
Tracy Morris

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr. Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to recommend that will help steer them in a better direction.Resources:
• Medline Plus
• National Institutes of Health
• Drugs.com
• Womenshealth.gov
• HopkinsMedicine.org
• MayoClinic.org
• UptoDate.com
• Medivizor.com
• National Association of Healthcare Advocacy Consultants
• The Alliance of Professional Health AdvocatesTo view the slides in PDF format, click here. 

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

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Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

Are your patients relying too much on inaccurate information from Dr .Google? Here are some resources to steer them in a better direction.

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