The French National Council of the Medical Order (CNOM) has released a new charter outlining ten principles for doctors producing digital content. The charter aims to balance innovation with responsibility in the growing space of medical content creation on social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok. The CNOM emphasizes the importance of evidence-based, trustworthy information, and discourages the promotion of unverified medical practices or therapies. The charter encourages doctors to use their professional title, clearly cite sources, and regularly update their content.
, president of the CNOM and an experienced ENT specialist, unveiled a new set of ten principles aimed at regulating the activities of physicians producing digital content.
However, given the unique nature of social media and content creation, CNOM sought to develop a dedicated charter. Given the growing concern over medical misinformation, the charter emphasizes the importance of high-quality, evidence-based content from medical professionals.
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