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Genevieve Lynn Ness2013

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Graduating Pharmacy Students’ Perspectives on E-Professionalism and Social Media

Genevieve Lynn Ness · Amy Heck Sheehan · Margie E. Snyder · Joseph K. Jordan · Jean Ellen Cunningham · Jacob P. Gettig

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2010Privacy, professionalism and Facebook: a dilemma for young doctors 2009Pharmacy Students' Facebook Activity and Opinions Regarding Accountability and E-Professionalism 2011Health professions students' use of social media.2011Social media in health care: The case for organizational policy and employee education 2013Use and Views on Social Networking Sites of Pharmacy Students in the United Kingdom 2010Legal and Ethical Issues Regarding Social Media and Pharmacy Education 2010Use of social media by residency program directors for resident selection

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Year2013

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Published2013-09-01

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ISSN-L0002-9459

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Citations41

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