Ocean Dayman

1st year Child Health nursing student at Plymouth University | 20 | @plymuni

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@punc16demi completely agree that both accounts should adhere to the codes of conduct #nurchat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@NurChat I think you should have a separate acc one for being professional and then a personal one for your social life #NurChat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

I think social media is also a good way to create good relationships with people that could potentially be patients to someone #NurChat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@NurChat my concern about using Twitter is that anyone can see my posts and therefore it could affect my future job opportunities #NurChat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@NurChat it can improve your practice as you're able to easily access articles and receive advice/knowledge from qual nurses #NurChat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

I think a benefit is that social media is free and can help us connect with so many other nurses all over the world #NurChat

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

Everyone needs to remember this, there is someone out there who cares #WorldMentalHealthDay

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@NurChat I'll be there tomorrow 😌

[NurChat @NurChat]

#NurChat #StudentNurse #PUNC16

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@puncrocker_ completely agree with the #'s they are so easy to do and easy to follow would make it easier to find relevant info #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

To follow my lecturers and other professionals as they share good articles/information relating to the topic that I am studying #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@lavinia_down an @ is writing directly to that person and a # is so other people searching that # can join in the chat with you

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@punc_karen completely agree with this I feel that it would be really beneficial to us as student nurses #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@debscooper131 I completely agree with explaining jargon I look at some things/hear some things and it gets me completely puzzled😩 #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

The amount of people tweeting is crazy, just goes to show how many of us on on Twitter and the amount we can do together! #wenurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

Need to make sure I follow this #WeNurses https://t.co/ufvJ6Nd5AN

[Karen Hudson @KarenHudsonHSC]

This is lovely. Saved to share with @Uni_of_Essex Nursing students (do say hello if you're here!) #WeNurses https://t.co/rNYGo94OtZ

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

@puncsandy completely agree, I thought social media was for keeping in contact with family and friends #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

As everyone seems so lovely it has really pushed my confidence to ask questions and to ask for advice if I need it 😌 #wenurses

[Danni @DanniRNMH]

@WeNurses what have I gained? Just knowing there is so much support at the click of a button is so comforting #WeNurses

[Ocean Dayman @puncoceandayman]

From tweeting I already feel that I have gained so much knowledge and a lot of new connections to help me along my nursing journey #wenurses