A ATIVIDADE MÉDICA NAS REDES SOCIAIS: DESAFIOS ÉTICO-JURÍDICOS, PUBLICIDADE E NOVAS FORMAS DE REMUNERAÇÃO NA ERA DIGITAL
A ATIVIDADE MÉDICA NAS REDES SOCIAIS: DESAFIOS ÉTICO-JURÍDICOS, PUBLICIDADE E NOVAS FORMAS DE REMUNERAÇÃO NA ERA DIGITAL
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.8208232628018
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Palavras-chave: Redes Sociais; Publicidade; Atividade Médica; Ética;
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Keywords: Social Media, Advertising, Medical Practic, Ethics
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Abstract: The research aims to analyze the interaction between medical practice, the use of social media, and forms of compensation, exploring the ethical and legal issues surrounding online advertising, the challenges faced by doctors when positioning themselves on social media, and the legal and ethical implications of compensation methods in the medical act within this context. Social media, which emerged at the end of the 20th century, has become a global phenomenon that impacts all aspects of society. Initially focused on entertainment and socializing, these platforms evolved to become essential in communication, marketing, politics, and even medicine. In the medical context, social media has become a powerful tool for promoting services and specialties, but it also presents ethical and legal challenges. Medical advertising is regulated by rules such as CFM Resolution No. 2,336/2023. The growing digitalization of medicine has also introduced new forms of compensation, such as online consultations, adapting to the needs of the modern healthcare system. Thus, social media plays a crucial role in medicine, but it is essential for doctors to use it responsibly, respecting both ethical and legal standards. It is worth noting that, in the Investigation Phase, the Inductive Method was used, in the Data Treatment Phase, the Cartesian Method was applied, and the Report of Results is based on the inductive logical structure. Throughout the different phases of the research, the Techniques of Reference, Category, Operational Concept, and Bibliographic Research were employed.
- Amanda Gastaldi Lengler