Medical practices use the Internet for promotional purposes, such as posting physicians' biographical information, linking websites featuring medical information and hosting medical question-and-answer blogs, among others.
Limiting Internet Medical Malpractice Liability
Medical practices use the Internet for posting physicians' biographical information, linking websites featuring medical information and hosting medical question-and-answer blogs, among others. However, even this type of interaction with a health-care provider can lead to a medical malpractice lawsuit.
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