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Let the talk’s purpose remain clear
A dietitian can use a profile to link approved presentation resources, a professional biography and an enquiry route. Describe the audience and the general subject of each resource. Avoid presenting a public handout as a personalised plan or using another person’s experience as a promised outcome.
Keep personal needs in the right conversation
Do not request health histories, food records or private circumstances through an open networking page. Tap Tap Go can connect listeners with general information and the professional’s services. Individual assessment and advice should take place through the appropriate professional arrangement, with the necessary context.
A hypothetical scene
A hypothetical attendee meets a dietitian after a public lecture. The profile links an approved reading resource and service information. The attendee can learn more about the topic and separately enquire about a consultation rather than treating the handout as personal advice.
Make it practical.
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