• Social Networking • Presented By: Yours Name here • Date : April 10, 2015. • Outline Introduction of Social Networking Diction About the Social Networking Background Popular Social Networking Sites Benefits of Social Networking Criticisms: Safety & Privacy Safe Social Networking Why Use Social Media? What Are The Security Risks?
Maintaining a professional boundary in nursing can be difficult at times. With the use of social media one can easily cross the nurse-patient boundary. I’m sure the father was going through a very difficult time and was reaching out to someone he trusted. According the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (2014), “nurses can unintentionally blur the lines between their professional and personal lives” through social media (p.4).
However using social media in the healthcare setting is not completely ineffective, there are some benefits in utilizing them. For example, statistics, client education consensus and even event distribution, but specific information about a specific client can cause temporary enjoyment and permanent disruption. Purpose Dangers of Social Media One danger of utilizing social media in healthcare is seeking validation. Often people look for their worth by using external measurements and social media is one of the main entities utilized to define themselves while complementing who we are or whom we are trying to portray.
Treating Patients With The Use Of Social Media When you think about how people express themselves in today’s society you can simply turn on your computer or pick up your phone and with few clicks, you are able to read multiple expresses details through the various social media sites available through the internet. The article “Should Social Media Be Used to Aid Clinial Treatment?” by Rick Nauert PhD http://psychcentral.com/news/2015/04/01/should-social-media-be-used-to-aid-clinical-treatment/83027.html discusses the lack of proper protocols, ethical and legal ramifications that the use of social media can present for healthcare providers when used as an aid for clinical treatment With so many controversial issues in medical treatments already
Social Media plays a massive part in how we think and act in modern-day society. Social Media not only entertains us through the use of influencers and different but also messes with our perceptions of political groups and different movements without us even realizing it. I'd like to refer to it as a method of unconscious brain control that occurs without our knowledge. Users from all over the world can now share their own personal opinions on Twitter, Reddit, Tik Tok, and Instagram to be easily consumed by millions of people. These posts easily persuade a significant number of internet users, who start to agree with them depending on how many interactions they receive rather than doing their own fact-checking.
These professionals, such as myself, must abide by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) regulations while on and off duty. Meaning, we, as healthcare professionals, are not permitted to speak of or post information that could potentially identify a patient (Shay, 2012). In fact, social media usage can pose as a threat of improper disclosure of patient’s protected information (Shay, 2012).
Ashlyn Murray Professor Alling ENC 1101.40 14 April 2015 Academic Essay Draft Within recent years, a popular topic for debate has been the use of social media. As technology advances, it is becoming more and more common for people of all demographics to use some form of social media.
(Nursing and Midwifery Council, 2015a) have released a publication which refers to the responsible use of social media, it highlights that if used appropriately social media can have many benefits to nurse and nursing students. Benefits include being able to build and maintain professional relationships, access to support networks to discuss issues or research with others and it can help to get resources for ongoing professional progression. The Nursing and Midwifery Council states that all nurses should ‘use all forms of spoken, written and digital communication (including social media and networking sites) sensibly’. Nurses or students who do not follow this, are putting their registrations or ability to register at risk. Key points in this guidance includes not sharing private information regarding patients, posting photographs or comments about patients, pursuing relations with patients, or provoking hatred or discrimination online.
Social Media. It is a staple of human life, and yet also the bane of our existence. The brightest promise, of the century. The darkest dawn, in that it may well bring about the end of Humanity. It is such a large part of our lives now, that as much as 67 percent of people using the Internet have a social media account.
The study does not state a clear research question, however, it states the aim of the research from which the PICo format can be applied. The aim of this research study is to look at the uptake patterns of social media in Australian and New Zealand graduate nurses and midwives. It looks at what understanding the new graduates have of policies and standards that govern the use of social media within the nursing and midwifery profession. Through this statement is can be identified that the population (P) is Australian and New Zealand nursing and midwifery graduates. The phenomenon of interest (I) is the uptake patterns of social media and awareness of policies and/or professional standards governing the use of social media.
I believe having certain restrictions with social media with the health care field is reasonable. It is always best to make sure to always have a personal email and a professional email. This should separate your social life with your work life. I believe this is a very good
Why it is important: The use of technology and the increase in use of social media outlets are growing in numbers. Nurses are using the social media inappropriately and it is compromising the confidentiality and privacy of the patients. It is important for the nurses to be mindful of patient’s privacy and confidentiality. Violation in patient’s privacy and confidentiality comes with a price. It can cost a nurse civil and criminal penalty, including fines and possible jail time.
It helped me broaden my question as it exposed me to more topic rather than just social media helping physician popularity. I was able to consider the different aspect that social media holds on health care, such as how patients access health related sources online instead of going to the doctors. Additionally, this article
Nowadays people keep soaring upwards toward the blooming lifestyle which if it would be a chance they can waste their time even a second. They know the value of living so they cannot see any imperfection work by others including machine. By doing that, peoples make money just to make sure customer is satisfies with the patient’s care. Evolution of designing, roles of nurses, and social media are some improvement in patient’s care. Everyday engineers and professor try hard in designing and rejunivate the technologies such as medical purposes; exactly to make sure patients pleasant even though they are not in a pink of health.
The internet has helped families across the globe interact and communicate Social media has been used in many ways in the twenty-first century. Many ways have been beneficial. Some research supports social media as an effective tool for nursing students to develop their knowledge in a clinical setting (Green & Hope, 2010). Students have an endless amount of resources on the internet to help guide their knowledge and shape their minds. Although, social media is not without its consequences.
