Tweets, Likes, and Liabilities

Electronic medical records, websites, cellphones, email, and social media have created tricky new legal problems for healthcare practices. The digital world, namely social media, offers healthcare practices a vehicle to attract patients and potential employees but also presents risk to healthcare providers. This book will give practices the knowledge and tools to reduce liabilities and provide a "roadmap" to that world.

Although physicians, practice managers, administrators, and risk managers of practices and health systems know these issues are important, there is a dizzying array of issues (and interpretation) on the Web. Staff member have difficulty in identifying areas of potential risk, lack of a strategy to address electronic risksThis essential book will give you peace of mind by flagging areas of risk - and then provide guidance and templates to address the risk.

Find out what's important, and what's not, in this easy-to-use guide. Selected topics include:

No more guessing: a Social Media Policy for Your Employees

Reviewing the social media profiles of employment candidates? We'll give you state by state guidelines.

Train Your Employees on Cyber Security Basics

Don't Let Your Website Turn Into a Law Suit

The only Mobile Device Policy you'll need

How you can be hacked through your website, "Contact Us" feature.

"I know the perfect guy for you. He put together the website for our church." How to select a website designer

The skinny on SSL Certificates and why you need one

Who Owns the Content in our website?

Patient photos on your site

Astroturfing - Fake Reviews, Real Consequences

Are generic HIPAA training models enough?

Focus on the Biggest Cyber Risks First - we'll give you the roadmap

BONUS Templates for your mobile device policy, social media policy, business associate agreement, photo and video release, plus others