Do not indiscriminately post patient-related information on social media: NMC asks medical students

Do not indiscriminately post patient-related information on social media: NMC asks medical students
Do not indiscriminately post patient-related information on social media: NMC asks medical students

Referring to the possible professional hazards associated with the indiscriminate use of social media, the Ethics and Medical Registration Board (EMRB) of the National Medical Commission (NMC) has asked medical students not to indiscriminately post on social media regarding patients and patient-related information.

Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that in the recently released guidelines on “Professional Responsibilities of Medical Students”, NMC has discussed several issues related to the students including responsibilities related to academic growth, responsibilities related to personal growth, responsibilities towards society and national goals, and support framework to ensure optimal functioning and growth of medical students.

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Beware Of Indiscriminate Social Media Use: NMC Warns Medical Students


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