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Social Networking Guidelines and DisclaimersThank you for participating with UWCNE in social networking communities such as YouTube and Facebook. When using our social networking sites, we ask that you treat others with respect, even if disagreements occur. Please do not post material that could be considered an infringement upon the rights of others. UWCNE reserves the right to delete postings or block users that it deems to be slanderous, obscene, soliciting, or threatening. Remember that social networking areas are public forums, and whatever information you share will be viewed by others. Please consider carefully before posting personal details, patient names, or medical information. UWCNE has no control over the policies and practices of these third party sites. Once you leave www.uwcne.org, www.son.washington.edu, or any of its related sites, you are subject to the policies of those sites. The information provided by University of Washington School of Nursing on these platforms is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended as an endorsement, or a substitute for professional nursing advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are an employee of University of Washington, please remember that all state and federal laws and University of Washington policies apply. Please consult your manager if you have questions about the appropriateness of your comment. By participating with University of Washington School of Nursing in social networking communities, you agree to indemnify the University of Washington against any damages, losses, liabilities, judgments, costs or expenses arising out of a claim by a third party relating to any posts you have made. |
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