Nurses...
1️⃣ Are the largest workforce in #healthcare
2️⃣ Are on the #COVID19 front lines
3️⃣ Are the most trusted profession
4️⃣ Have insights & experience
5️⃣ Must have a say in their own safety
Put a Nurse on the COVID Task Force. #NursesKnowCOVID#AHCJsummit#TapANurse
Yesterday, Baltimore set an example for our nation. Thousands of young people and community leaders expressed their frustrations peacefully, while working with police to stand up to a handful of extremists with a violent agenda. This is how real, positive change happens.
"By reporting to other units across the hospital, I have met and worked alongside so many nurses I would never have known and I am so impressed by their strength and courage." —Vicki Bowers, a nurse in our School Age and Burn Care Unit. #NursesWeek#YearoftheNurse
Happy #NursesWeek to Taylor! She is a first-year nurse on the School Age and Burn Care Unit. Since COVID-19, she has worked as a transport safety officer.
“I missed my home unit, my work family and the pediatric population, but was so happy to help any way that I could!"
Happy #NursesWeek to Taylor! She is a first-year nurse on the School Age and Burn Care Unit. Since COVID-19, she has worked as a transport safety officer.
“I missed my home unit, my work family and the pediatric population, but was so happy to help any way that I could!"
It’s World Health Day, and we owe a profound debt of gratitude to all our medical professionals. They’re still giving their all for us every day, at great risk to themselves, and we can’t thank them enough for their bravery and their service.
@debdriscolljhu @JHUNursing ... and SO lucky to be supported by faculty and staff that truly embody compassion, care for all, and leadership — inspiring me to care for each patient to the best of my ability. Making the exhausting 12 hour shifts worth it. Every. Time.
I already love what I do, but with times like these, I am extra proud to be a nurse and fnp student and to be surrounded by nurse leaders willing to stand up and speak out. We will fight for you, please stay home. @JHUNursing@HopkinsKids#primarycare#wegotthis
@kmciltr1 A6: Yes! SM is a powerful platform for nurse leaders to interact and engage with large audiences and allows for rapid transmission of free/accessible data. @HopkinsKids keep up the good work informing/educating employees, patients, and communities! #OrgLead19@JHSON
@kmciltr1 A5: @medgreatergood uses social media to work with Balt. communities to provide high-quality, equitable health care for all and has been a positive driving force in promoting wellness/health across Baltimore through education/advocacy/and community empowerment #OrgLead19#JHSON
@Ashley25734672 @kmciltr1 @Ashley25734672 I have the same hesitations, but by removing patient identifying information and being mindful of professional standards, SM can be used as a fantastic platform to advocate for our patients and educate the public! #OrgLead19
@kmciltr1 A2: I have avoided SM as a nurse over concern with pt privacy laws (see @NCSBN's guide for the use of social media - https://t.co/DRzlt3qgEu …). As a future FNP, I hope to use SM to educate, inform, and empower the public on the importance of preventative care #OrgLead19@JHSON