Social Media for a Medical Practice

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This document discusses the benefits of social media for both patients and doctors. It argues that social media supports democratization of knowledge by transforming people from passive consumers to active producers of content. The document also outlines one doctor's goals for their own social media presence and website, which are to share credible information, build an online community for patients and doctors, and enhance communication.

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