Laura

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

A6: In the future, I believe incorporating social media in education will be essential for interactive learning and creating “an innovative, active, technologically-rich learning environment” (Ross, 2015, p. 9). https://t.co/fZBbET9oSt https://t.co/3W6RVskETO #OrgLead21 #JHSON

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

A5: Social media has a multitude of benefits, encompassing increased education and advocacy: “Advocacy groups make available education, training, and support through a variety of social media” (Hale, 2021, p. 311). https://t.co/KuoBkLjefv https://t.co/IlavB8wmRP #OrgLead21 #JHSON

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@camille_canlas @kmciltr1 @VanessaBattist4 @grubblisam12 @JHUNursing Thank you for your response! The following Sigma Theta Tau International webinar may be an additional essential social media resource for nursing professional development. https://t.co/k1NLaq3dUz

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

A2: I have not used social media in a professional capacity; however, I hope to implement social media tools in the future to support nurse educator competencies, including learning, evaluation, and collaboration. https://t.co/tssrlF510G https://t.co/XGGTa32PmZ #OrgLead21 #JHSON

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@kmciltr1 @VanessaBattist4 @grubblisam12 @JHUNursing @NolanOnNursing @Sarah_Szanton @Miki__Goodwin @RebeccaJPW @smr4dh @bvangra1 A1: Social media is a beneficial tool for organizations to promote visibility, education, communication, reflection, and professional connections. https://t.co/Wdr8Lotv5N https://t.co/W5YzpgVNt7 #OrgLead21 #JHSON

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion The following Tedx Talk (2018) emphasizes the role of health professionals in utilizing #BigData for improving health outcomes and supporting the patient context: https://t.co/hb0Y8xe2RU #JHUBigData

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion Innovations in #BigData can support the elimination of health disparities and health inequities by promoting initiatives in public health, population health, community health, and consumer health informatics (Carney & Kong, 2017). https://t.co/iUhtpOGsu1 #JHUBigData

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion Discoveries in #BigData may “reduce costs of treatment, predict outbreaks of epidemics, avoid preventable diseases, improve quality of life, address workforce and staffing across the care continuum, and transform care” (Delaney et al., 2021, p. 260). https://t.co/9my4tkzGbd

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion #BigData is valuable for the generation of research and knowledge; therefore, leading to improved health outcomes (Delaney et al., 2021) https://t.co/9my4tkzGbd #JHUBigData

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion In addition, advancements in EHR digital technologies are beneficial for promoting the volume, variety, velocity, and veracity of #BigData (Linnen, 2016). https://t.co/MJn4Ue5Yk0 #JHUBigData

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion Advancements in EHR digital technologies “have the potential to reveal new insights and make information more actionable, supporting the evolution from data to wisdom” (Linen, 2016, p. 30). https://t.co/MJn4Ue5Yk0 #JHUBigData

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@AshleyL77802062 Thank you for sharing this article!

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

Good Afternoon Everyone! Dr. Dion posed a great question below! #JHUBigData

[Dr. Kenneth Dion (he\him\his) @KennethDion]

@LauraSarver4 Who is the owner of the data at the end of the day? Feel free to pose that question to the group.

[Laura @LauraSarver4]

@KennethDion It is essential for health professionals to understand #BigData to promote innovations and improvements in value-based care (NEJM Catalyst, 2018) https://t.co/M1XShx94b1 #JHUBigData