Social Media and Interpersonal Relationships: For Better or Worse?

Journal of Clinical Ethics 22 (2):191-193 (2011)
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Abstract

Social media challenge--or have already redefined--conventional boundaries of public and private, personal and professional, friendship, and social relations generally. Here, I consider how these developments may affect professionalism, the physician-patient relationship, and our cultural experiences in a wholly different and unexpected way.

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