Choose the material that can travel

A speaker can link an approved biography, public abstract and permitted presentation resources through a profile. Explain the subject and intended audience. Avoid sharing slides containing identifiable patient details or material that the event or collaborators have not authorised for wider distribution.

Keep the follow-up appropriately professional

An attendee’s question may concern research, education or collaboration; make the suitable contact route clear. A public presentation is not individual clinical advice. Tap Tap Go helps preserve the professional connection and access to approved material without expanding the scope of the original session.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A hypothetical speaker meets a clinician interested in a teaching topic after a conference session. The profile links a public abstract and approved resource. They arrange an educational discussion without exchanging patient records or treating the presentation as case-specific guidance.

Make it practical.

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