by Medical Justice | Sep 17, 2019 | Reputation Management
. In Texas, there’s a law – Section 33.07(a)(2) which makes it a felony to use the name or persona of another person to create a web page or post on a social networking site if the action is taken to harm, threaten, defraud or intimidate the...
by Medical Justice | Jul 24, 2019 | Reputation Management
If you’ve read our content before, you know we consider patient reviews powerful marketing tools. But patient reviews have other applications as well – they offer physicians and their staff an opportunity to examine themselves from the public’s perspective. That...
by Medical Justice | May 20, 2019 | Reputation Management
Responding to Patient Reviews: 5 More Golden Rules Physicians Should FollowIn February, we published two articles related to patient reviews. One piece was published online. The second was made available for download. Both remain available, and we encourage our...
by Medical Justice | May 7, 2019 | Reputation Management
How do new patients see you? The answer to that question will tell you a lot. How are patients finding you? Are your current marketing efforts making a difference online? Are you defined by many patients, or just a few angry ones? With more patients trusting online...
by Medical Justice | Feb 1, 2019 | Reputation Management
First, a brief but necessary introduction: Negative patient reviews are a fact of life. You can’t avoid them, and you shouldn’t ignore them. Instead, deal with them by leveraging the techniques you’ve honed as a physician – diagnose the problem, synthesize a...
by Medical Justice | Sep 26, 2014 | Reputation Management, Risk Management
Guest post by Dr. Michael Rosenblatt. Dr. Rosenblatt is a retired podiatrist on the west coast. Those older physicians reading this certainly know the World has changed, perhaps some of it for the better. If you served your residency years ago you will remember...
