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AIIMS issues social media guidelines

AIIMS issues social media guidelines
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AIIMS Delhi has implemented new social media guidelines prohibiting staff and students from using the institute's branding without authorization. The policy also strictly forbids sharing patient information or case details online to protect privacy.

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These guidelines address the growing intersection of professional medical ethics and social media usage, prioritizing patient confidentiality.

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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has issued social media guidelines for students, residents and employees, stating that they cannot use the institute’s name, logo, emblem or any official branding without prior written approval.

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