Tweets, Likes, and Liabilities
Michael Sacopolus
- 09 oktober 2018
- 9781732182332
Samenvatting:
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 risks, and lack of tools to address electronic risks.
This 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!