Embracing social media in the era of work-life integration.

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2019
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Abstract
Radiology practices are leveraging social media for networking, education, branding, and marketing. This change inherently requires radiologists to increase their engagement in social media and may negatively affect work-life integration and contribute to radiologist burnout. In this article, we describe specific strategies that radiology practices may deploy to help balance work-life integration.
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Authors Tso, Hilda H;Parikh, Jay R;
Journal clinical imaging
Year 2019
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S0899-7071(19)30143-3
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