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The Patient-First Practice Pledge

Most doctors already practise this way. The pledge puts it in writing, so your patients can see it too. Take it in a minute and receive a certificate to share and a small badge for your own website.

The pledge

In how my practice appears online, I will:

    A personal pledge, taken in good faith. It is not a certification, an accreditation or an endorsement by anyone.

    Why take it

    A patient who looks you up sees a few pages, a profile and some posts, and decides from those whether to trust you. The pledge tells that patient, in plain words, what you stand for.

    You can share the certificate on WhatsApp and LinkedIn, and put the badge on your website. The badge links to your own certificate page, so anyone can check it.

    Want the practical side of these six lines? Our free guide, Marketing your practice inside the NMC code, sets out what the rules allow, with a source against each rule.

    Take the pledge

    Your certificate appears on this page as soon as you press the button.

    We print it exactly as you type it.
    Only to send you the link to your certificate. No newsletters.

    Questions doctors ask

    Is this a certification?

    No. It is a personal pledge that you take in your own name. Nobody inspects or accredits your practice, and the certificate says so in plain words.

    Who can take it?

    Any registered doctor in India, of any speciality, including dental surgeons. It is free and takes about a minute.

    Why does a web studio run this?

    We build websites for doctors, and these six lines are how we write every site we make. We would rather more doctors held to them, whether or not they ever work with us. Taking the pledge does not make you a client, and nobody will call you about it.

    Can I change my name or remove it from the list?

    Yes. Reply to the email we send you, or write to us from the enquiry form, and we will correct or remove it within two working days.

    Does taking the pledge mean my website meets the NMC rules?

    No. The pledge is about intent. If you would like to check your website and profiles against the published rules, our free guide walks through them, or the three-minute audit gives you a quick read.

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