After reading about 'Help! My doctor says I have prediabetes. What now?', it was evident the good work Cochrane UK were doing to try clarify what factors or combination of factors can stop individuals with prediabetes developing type 2 diabetes. #PUNC18
'What is eHealth? https://t.co/2HmF1Vhi1K via @YouTube'
This youtube videos portrays how E-Health has and will continue to help improve nursing in a positive manner. #PUNC18
Facebook is a great social platform to share information with other nurses and professionals, to keep updated with recent news or changes within the NHS #PUNC18
'My bag lady life – Another fine mess', (https://t.co/tDd2jkKDgc) is a fantastic blog about an individual who used a Colostomy bag for several months but how they tried to see the positives in it and added humour to their blog. #PUNC18
@WeLearnOutLoud It helps nursing professionals connect with other nurses and other professionals through social media and helps them keep in contact with each and share news and updates. #PUNC18
@WeLearnOutLoud Nurses can run the risk of not being able to separate their professional and personal life on social media. They therefore may run the risk of sharing personal information which is seen by everyone including patients. #PUNC18
@WeLearnOutLoud It allows nursing professionals to receive feedback in relation to the care they give to patients as well as the ability to use social platforms and help them through their care. #PUNC18
@WeLearnOutLoud Some of the benefits of nurses engaging in social media include keeping up to date with new things in relevance to the nursing profession and they are able to share information with other fellow nurses and act as a role model to others #PUNC18
The article on 'Social media and nursing practice; changing the balance...' by Casella et al (2014)emphasises on how being a nurse on social media is important especially when needing to keep up with relevant social infrastructures #PUNC18
After reading an article written by Levati, S. (2014) on digital footprint, it was discovered that nurses from the UK & other countries were posting their own personal details online with out making them private which put them at risk #PUNC18
No matter what is posted online, a digital foot print is therefore made and each and every individual has one. Once put up it cannot be taken down therefore it is vitally important to always think twice about what you post online!#PUNC18
@WeLearnOutLoud Professionalism should be kept at all times through out the use of digital space and this includes keeping your own confidentiality as the public is able to view it. It is crucial especially when it may put your line of work at risk #PUNC18