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- Tammy Finch.
- tfinch@thereyouare.net
- J Med Pract Manage. 2004 Nov 1; 20 (3): 143-7.
AbstractThe proliferation of the World Wide Web has provided an opportunity for medical practices to sell themselves through low-cost marketing on the Internet. A Web site is a quick and effective way to provide patients with up-to-date treatment and procedure information. This article provides suggestions on what to include on a medical practice's Web site, how the Web can assist office staff and physicians, and cost options for your Web site. The article also discusses design tips, such as Web-site optimization.
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