18 OCs from URNUD recently visited RNAS Yeovilton, touring Navy Wings, Air Traffic Control, the Wildcat Maritime Force, Wildcat simulators and the fire-station. 1/3🧵
We learn has been very interesting and has boosted my knowledge of digital professionalism and the importance of being mindful of what you post. As well as always remaining Professional both online and offline #PUNC22
Using Twitter™ to drive research impact: A discussion of strategies, opportunities and challenges #hcsmR https://t.co/m9IzhIxVgG via @symplur
I had my doubts about twitter but there are so many ways to promote research via networking on social media. #PUNC22
a 4min video to share with those not using social media as an HCP (yet) https://t.co/DFCeUEFBvL via @YouTube Social media isn't as scary as you think and can be used to promote lots of positive things ☺️ #PUNC22
Facebook can be a private space for many people however the NMC digital guidelines still apply and time should always be taken to consider is what I’m posting inline with the code 👩💻#punc22
It is sometimes scary posting and getting involved online and something people including myself are nervous about doing incase of doing something wrong, but this should try to be embraced as it’s a useful source! Ideas from - Ferguson, C.(2013)
Taking an introspective look at yourself is a good way of gaining self awareness of ones thoughts and actions, this is necessary to remain inline with the NMC code and to promote professionalism in practice as well as to maintain an appropriate digital footprint. #PUNC22
By thinking before I post I will help to maintain a good digital footprint, as well as retweeting and getting involved in subjects and topics that I am passionate about💙 #PUNC22
What makes a professional? (PUNC22) via #PUNC22 03/10/2022 https://t.co/xrmZCEibbN via @WeNurses
Had an amazing first tweet chat lovely to see everyones different thoughts and ideas on "what does being a professional mean to you?"