@kmciltr1 A6: Nurses play such a key role in advocating for their patients and the communities they serve, but I also believe nurses should advocate more for themselves! Burnout is such a huge issue, especially in light of the COVID pandemic. #JHUSON#HealthPolicy21 https://t.co/wl1TaTgQJm
@kmciltr1 The vaccine mandates for healthcare workers have unfortunately caused many to spread misinformation, especially on social media platforms, which can be extremely problematic. https://t.co/IBMHmyPzXs
@nadineisimpson@kmciltr1 What happened in Texas was so heartbreaking and backwards. People with a uterus deserve the right to have access to safe abortions. https://t.co/uQiL7ziNMx
@JDeSimone1722@kmciltr1 This is so important! Social media can provide quick and informative awareness to a wide array of people, and it is easy to access! Here is an article I thought you would find interesting regarding social media and mental health promotion: https://t.co/PfiLhgylix
@kmciltr1 I have kept myself informed and educated those around me about important health policy topics. The documentary "The Healthcare Divide" has been extremely informative on the impact of COVID-19 on health equity. #HealthPolicy21#JHUSON
I loved this chat! So thought provoking and it was awesome to connect with all my classmates! Something we don't get to do normally in an online class. Thank you @kmciltr1@MiriniKim#OrgLead20#JHSON
My mother always said if you cant say anything positive- don't say anything at all. Keep your patients at the focus of all you do and follow the data- you can't go wrong #OrgLead20
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A6: I have never used Twitter before this, and I have discovered that it is extremely useful for sharing information in a quick way, which is more convenient for the public. My hospital does not have Twitter, and I could propose our use of it! #OrgLead20#JHSON
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing This article explains the importance of SM for rapid dissemination. We as professionals can take control of the narrative by providing correct and valid data to those who use social media as their main source of information! #JHSON#OrgLead20
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A5: One positive effect is the rapid dissemination of valuable information during COVID. It is important for scientists to use this platform to help correct misinformation and share valid and credible findings. https://t.co/QpsukfWoTf #OrgLead20#JHSON
@jwilder09 @kmciltr1@JHUNursing@NIH I love this! Transparency can also empower the patient. I work in an infusion center, and found the more we shared knowledge, the better patients were able to manage their own care. I'm thinking social media could be useful in my work area too! #OrgLead20#JHSON
@SheilaRaniMisra@KPJHU2@kmciltr1@JHUNursing Changing privacy settings is a great idea! When sharing healthcare related topics on my social media, I also tend to re-share articles or news from official institutions/hospitals so people know they are credible. Gotta cite my sources! #OrgLead20#JHSON
@KPJHU2@kmciltr1@JHUNursing I agree, I too like to keep my social media accounts private. I linked an article here about ethical issues that could arise with social media and healthcare; one of the biggest problems they highlighted were privacy concerns. #OrgLead20#JHSON
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@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A2: I have not used SM professionally as I do not want to violate the rules my organization has in place. However it is a powerful tool when used correctly. This article by Forbes discusses how SM can be used to improve population health. #OrgLead20#JHSON https://t.co/vRbDLgX8XR
@LKruszka@kmciltr1@JHUNursing I'm new to Twitter too! I enjoy it because it is a great tool or communication without being too wordy. Gotta love the 280 character limit! #OrgLead20#JHSON
@kmciltr1@JHUNursing A1: The organization I work for uses SM to communicate updates about the hospital (i.e. COVID measures we are taking, awards we have received, and how we interact with our community) to employees, patients, and potential patients #OrgLead20#JHSON