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1. The document discusses how to create a blog using WordPress, including what a blog is, popular free blogging platforms, and what blogs allow users to do and not do. 2. Blogs allow users to share information, opinions, creative works and commentary over time through individual posts and can include pictures, videos and links. 3. Reasons to use a blog include patient education, professional discussion, promoting programs, and community service, but cautions include considering HIPAA and copyright issues.
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