@kmciltr1@VanessaBattist4@grubblisam12@JHUNursing A6: It did not alter my opinion of social media since I have always believed that social media generally optimizes and expands communication as a society. #OrgLead21#JHSON
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@ColleenM_JHU@kmciltr1@VanessaBattist4@grubblisam12@JHUNursing It is a good point. Social media definitely disseminated useful information during the pandemic and promoted public health through updating data on infectious diseases and vaccinations.
@kmciltr1@VanessaBattist4@grubblisam12@JHUNursing A5: However, the downsides of social media for healthcare include breaches in patient privacy, damaging reviews, poor information quality, and violation of the patient-provider boundary. #OrgLead21#JHSON
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@kmciltr1 A1: #HealthPolicy21#JHSON I have not participated in any political issues in the past except for being an active member of a nursing organization such as the #ANA and the #NPA. Recently, I participated in FAAN Act legislation process.
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@kmciltr1 A6: Nurses should be involved with safe staffing. Nursing staffing has a significant influence on patient safety. Inappropriate nursing staffing can threaten patient health and safety, and also affects nurses’ health and safety. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
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@JDeSimone1722@kmciltr1 I totally agree with you. Mental illness shouldn't be shamed. People are afraid to speak up they are having problems and ask for help. Early intervention is the key. People with mental illness should be encouraged to seek for help.
@spatejhu @kmciltr1 That is great. I agree that certain medications are so expensive even with health insurance. I remember that I couldn't buy an ointment for my skin. It costs like over $700 because the ointment was not covered by insurance even though it was for medical treatment
@kmciltr1 @DrTomori I absolutely agree with you. This class makes me more involved with the policy, legislation processes. The Health policy immersion was a great experience to me