@JessMicci @kmciltr1@JHUNursing I think you bring up a great point. I personally have enjoyed reading other peoples’ stories. There’s value in sharing experiences and forging social connections. https://t.co/cqs2QrKH0z #healthycoping#OrgLead20#JHSON
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A6: I had fun! It was great to interact with colleagues & peers, especially in the #socialdistancing era. I enjoyed the fast pace & reading through replies. I think orgs should shift to focus more on engagement & interaction – it leads to a more captive audience #OrgLead20#JHSON
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A5: Recently @SandraLeeMD stated RNs should leave education to MDs when discussing sunburn vs sun-poisoning. She clearly didn't understand nursing scope of practice. This led to SM outrage. Check out these best practices for SM https://t.co/JeMOcPlVtw #OrgLead20#JHSON
@SungMiHong2 @kmciltr1@JHUNursing I definitely agree with this concern. https://t.co/eXXLjVVyLP discusses use of Twitter in healthcare. They mention Dr. Oz and his controversies with misinformation & claims of inconsistent evidence. Arguably a slippery slope between social media star & provider #OrgLead20#JHSON
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A2: No, I prefer to be judicious in my social media presence. This protects me from issues with perceived unprofessionalism. I prefer my social media to be private. I do think it can serve a function in advocacy work and education. #OrgLead20#JHSON