Kimberly Danebrock

Kimberly Danebrock is a risk management & patient safety specialist with the Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc.

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Does your medical office need a social media policy?
By Kimberly Danebrock 10:18 am June 01, 2015
When social media is left unmonitored, medical offices face the very real risk of violating federal privacy laws by breaching patient confidentiality, which in addition to substantial fines, can permanently damage one’s professional reputation.

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