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BND03 - Ethical Use of Social Media

Explore and define social media and review facts that will help inform your own social media decisions. Understand the potential uses of social media for the health care practitioner. Use peer-reviewed research about the discussions and debates that occur on social media platforms about topics such as the efficacy of chiropractic care. Learn how to appropriately integrate social media into your practice and, most importantly, review how to protect your professional image and maintain HIPAA compliance in your social media use.

Session Detail O2401.BND03.1

Schedule:

1 CE hour. Online classes are available for 365 days from date of purchase. CE credit (if applicable) is earned in the calendar year the course is completed.

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Chiropractor Approval Numbers	IA approved
	ND approved
	SD approved
	MN 84590 (2024)

Instructors (listed in order of appearance)

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Additional Resources

Glori Hinck

Biography:

Glori Hinck DC, EdD is an instructional designer for the St. Thomas eLearningand Research Center (STELAR) at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis,MN. In this role, she helps drive educational innovation and supports facultyin the design and delivery of online and blended courses. Sheearned an MET and EdD in educational technology and a certificate in onlineteaching through Boise State University and a certificate in instructionaltechnology from the College of St. Scholastica. Dr. Hinck previously practiced as a chiropractor for almost 20 years. She also taught at NWHSU for over a decadeand served there as the Director of Educational Technology. Dr. Hinck has lectured and taught on thesubject of social media and professionalism in health care and while at NWHSUshe conducted a large research study looking at student professionalism in theuse of Facebook.