Doctor Review - How To Craft One

Today, a doctor review can inform everyone you know (and plenty of people you don’t) just what you thought of your last visit to the physician’s office. Crafting a doctor review, however, should be done methodically and carefully. Here are some tips on writing a great one.

There’s nothing like going in to see a new physician and feeling as though you found the best one in town. You want to tear through the streets telling everyone you know to go see them if they ever have a medical problem. On the other hand, you have a similar feeling when you see one that is incompetent and ill mannered in every way possible. You want to tell all your friends to avoid them at all costs. Today, there is a way you can tell everyone you know (and plenty of people you don’t) just what you thought of your last visit to the physician’s office. Crafting a doctor review should be done methodically and carefully, however. Here are some tips on writing a great one.

Your first step along the way will be to find the right website for your doctor review. Try to find one that has a lot of traffic and an active user base. It doesn’t do much good to spend a lot of time writing up a carefully worded opinion if no one is going to read it. You will probably want to avoid those sites that require a membership fee of anything of the like. Those will naturally be less frequented and there are several good free ones so that paying anything would be foolish. Keep in mind that you don’t necessarily have to limit your piece to just one site. Many of the sites allow you to repost your opinion elsewhere if you choose to do so.

The devil is in the details. If you’re concerned that dropping a detail or two will make it obvious that it was you who wrote the piece, maybe you should reconsider whether or not you want to write it at all. If you have only nice things to say, there should be a concern. If what you have to say you feel you can only do behind a wall of anonymity, you should probably think twice about posting it online. Remember that libel laws still apply online and causing monetary or reputational injury to another party can put you in deep trouble unless what you are saying is the whole truth. Having said that, you do have the right to express your opinion. As long as what you say is either expressed as just that—your opinion—and any facts you mention are just that—facts, you will have no trouble.