The world wide web is a portal that can find you information on pretty much everything. But when it comes to your health, you assume that the information you are searching for and finding is accurate. But studies have come to find that healthcare information online is not completely accurate, due to the fact it being outdated, incomplete, or improperly searched for. Needless to say, you should be advised by a medical professional if you are in doubt. But it is important as providers in the medical field to keep all their social media presences up to date, to be able to supply the public with accurate and reliable information. It not only spreads education but it validates your credentials, media reliability, and can even gain you a patient.
Read the full article: Bad Medicine: Study Finds Problems with Online Healthcare Information
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