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Twitter, ethics and emergency services – a cautionary tale

Posted byketaminhMay 9, 2017Posted inPrehospital medicine, social mediaTags:EMS, ethics, social media

This is the story of a patient who was traumatised by the live tweeting done by police air and air ambulance.
Please read it. https://t.co/2PEGZQW0uy

— Aidan Baron (@aLittleMedic) April 19, 2017

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Posted byketaminhMay 9, 2017Posted inPrehospital medicine, social mediaTags:EMS, ethics, social media

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