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Tap yes or no for each. This is a quick first check based on the guidelines, not legal advice.
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Now imagine running this on your last twenty posts. The guide gives you the full audit, with the clause behind every question.
Audit my last 20 posts before anyone else doesFree guide, instant downloadInside the guide
What's at stake
Penalties for doctors are applied by the State Medical Council after a show-cause notice.
Take a look inside
No legal jargon, no rumours. What the notice says, what it means for your posts, and what you can still do with confidence.
Then a six-question audit you can run on your profile in fifteen minutes.
Keep my posts inside the new rulesFree PDF, 5 pagesBe honest with yourself
Who's behind this
We run marketing for clinics every day, so the new guidelines changed our work as much as yours. We read the notice clause by clause and rebuilt how we advise clinics around it.
This guide is the plain-language summary we wish every doctor had on 7 October.
Hear it from Harsh
Run the six questions on your last twenty posts. If every one passes, you're ahead of most practices, and you can delete the guide with peace of mind. If any fail, you'll know exactly which ones to fix.
A free growth call, if you want one. The new rules stop the shortcuts, not the growth. We'll look at where your enquiries go after they arrive, and show you the revenue you can recover without a single new post.
This page and the guide summarise the NMC public notice No. R-13014/01/2024-Ethics dated 6 October 2026 for general information. They are not legal advice. Read the full notice and check how it applies to your practice with a lawyer who knows healthcare regulation.
Questions doctors ask
The guidelines allow hospitals and clinics to share factual, verifiable information about the institution, and set out what doctors may and may not do. How that applies to your specific ads is a question for your lawyer. The guide shows you what the notice says, clause by clause.
The guidelines allow health education, provided it doesn't promote your personal practice or solicit patients. The guide explains the difference.
The guide's audit helps you find posts that fail the key questions. Which ones to take down is your decision, ideally with legal advice.
The PDF arrives on your WhatsApp and email within a minute. We may send a few useful follow-ups. You can stop them anytime.
Last thing
Fifteen minutes with this guide tells you what to stop, what to keep and what to fix. That's a much better afternoon than a show-cause notice.
Yes, show me what my clinic can still postFree guide. Lands on WhatsApp and email in under a minute.P.S. If you scrolled straight down: the NMC's advertising guidelines of 6 October 2026 apply to almost everything you post, including what your agency posts for you. This free guide explains them in plain words and gives you a six-question audit. Get it here.
P.P.S. Forward this page to whoever manages your social media. They need to read it as much as you do.