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See Latest ArticlesUpdate employee policies to include guidelines for social networking
American Medical News , 07/29/09
Dolan PL – Whether on their own time or yours, staff members have likely caught the social networking bug. Their presence on sites like Facebook and Twitter could put your practice in a dangerous position. Or it could be an outlet used to your practice's advantage.
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