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Conceptualizing the professions as knowledge communities informs how they are regulated: licensing requirements, unauthorized practice laws, professional malpractice liability, informedconsent, fiduciary duties, and the scope of protection for professional advice disseminated between professional and client or patient within the relationship.
On social media, bad health advice can be disseminated by individuals with no particular health expertise and licensed health professionals alike. professional licensing, informedconsent, malpractice liability, and fiduciary duties) while these guardrails run counter to the presumed equality of speakers outside of this relationship.
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