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Persuasion of Prescription: New study reveals surprising impact of social media on physician behavior

by Steve Ambrose

Persuasion of Prescription: New study reveals surprising impact of social media on physician decisions Steve Ambrose SUBSCRIBE to blogs and more! Social media has become a ubiquitous part of modern life, with billions of people around the world using online platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn to connect with others, share information, and consume content. A recent study sheds light on the growing influence and impact of social media on certain aspects of physician actions. “Physicians are increasingly leveraging a variety of social media channels to meet different needs - both professionally and personally,” notes Erin Fitzgerald, Chief...

Persuasion of Prescription: New study reveals surprising impact of social media on physician behavior

Persuasion of Prescription: New study reveals surprising impact of social media on physician behavior

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