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  1. To understand the limits of appropriate use of social media, it is important to have an understanding of confidentiality and privacy in the health care context.

  2. Social Media Principles for the Nursing Profession | ANA

    Find information and tips on how to get the best out of social media as a nurse, for your profession, and the public at large.

  3. How Nurses Can Use Social Media Professionally - Nevada State …

    Sep 9, 2024 · Learn how nurses can use social media professionally to enhance their careers, share knowledge, and build a positive online presence!

  4. Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media Use for Nursing Professionals

    Feb 19, 2024 · With such a complex social media landscape to navigate, how can nurses keep their social media use professional and compliant with policies and laws? Here are strategies to help …

  5. Social Media Dos and Don'ts: A Guide for Nurses

    Learn how nurses can use social media responsibly while avoiding common pitfalls.

  6. ICN calls on nurses, health care provider organisations, educational institutions, professional associations and regulators to consider and address the professional, ethical, regulatory and legal …

  7. Nursing professionals are held to higher standards due to their respon-sibility for patient care and access to private information. Social media use must reflect this responsibility, as even minor lapses …

  8. Social media and nurses | Research Starters - EBSCO

    The potential benefits of social media for nurses include professional development, sharing experiences, and fostering connections with patients and their families. However, the use of social media also …

  9. Social Media and Nursing | Nurse.com

    Aug 1, 2024 · As healthcare professionals, nurses can leverage social media platforms to connect with colleagues, share experiences, and promote their profession. However, it's essential to navigate this …

  10. Improper use of social media by nurses may violate state and federal laws established to protect patient privacy and confidentiality. Such violations may result in both civil and criminal penalties, including …