Can confirm as a doctor that medical twitter is very unrepresentative. Among other things, Twitter doesn't really help you do your job any better in medicine and there's limited career benefit for normal doctors on Twitter. So the type of doctor who ends up spending a lot of time on there either spends their free time constantly posting…
Can confirm as a doctor that medical twitter is very unrepresentative. Among other things, Twitter doesn't really help you do your job any better in medicine and there's limited career benefit for normal doctors on Twitter. So the type of doctor who ends up spending a lot of time on there either spends their free time constantly posting about work, or wants to build a social media-oriented personal brand instead of climbing the career ladder a more normal way.
Can confirm as a doctor that medical twitter is very unrepresentative. Among other things, Twitter doesn't really help you do your job any better in medicine and there's limited career benefit for normal doctors on Twitter. So the type of doctor who ends up spending a lot of time on there either spends their free time constantly posting about work, or wants to build a social media-oriented personal brand instead of climbing the career ladder a more normal way.
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