Nursing Ideas: Balancing the
  benefits and risks of using
 digital tools in a social age
Objectives
 Why do we need to talk?

 Useful Tools

 Professional Implications

 Opportunities
Broadband
Patients and Nurses are people
 59% of Adults have searched for health related
  information

 34% of internet users have read other’s experience of
  illness (blog, news group, etc)
Mobile
Useful Tools
Mendeley
Evernote
LinkedIN
RSS Feed Reader
Nursing Drug Guide
Nursing Essentials
RN Journals
Negative Impact
Use Your Filters
Where could we go
Cases
 Reputation Building          Knowledge
   Website, Blog, LinkedIn     Translation/Mentorship
                                 NursingIdeas.ca
 Knowledge Mobilization          Healthydebates.ca
   #NursingStudentProblems
    #RNChat @NurChat           Community Building and
                                Collaboration
 Resource Sharing               #HackingHealthTO
  Information Shareapy            #HealthcampTO #HCSMCA
  @ConnectingNurse
                               Education and Learning
 Evidence Based Policy          Mini Med School
   EvidenceNetwork.ca           BurnDoc.net
Social Media BPGs?
Dig a well
before you need
      one
       Get Experience
    Build Connections
      Gather Evidence
  Exceed Expectations
Establish a presence
Create a positive reputation
Learn
Thank you
       Rob Fraser MN RN
@RdJFraser NurseRob.com
CREDIT
 Scalpel             PEW Broadband

 Well

 NSOpinions

 UnderGradRN

 Study Hacks

 The Nursing Show

 Apps

 PEW Mobile

Nursing Ideas: Balancing the benefits and risks of using digital tools in a social age.

Editor's Notes

  • #5 http://pewinternet.org/Infographics/2012/Internet-Use-and-Home-Broadband-Connections.aspx
  • #7 http://pewinternet.org/Infographics/2012/Our-Smartphone-Habits.aspx
  • #9 http://mendeley.com
  • #11 http://linkedin.com
  • #12 http://google.com/reader
  • #16 Nursing student expelled for posting placenta photo to facebook.Nursing Student expelled for blog. At last my girl gave one big push, and immediately out came a wrinkly bluish creature, all Picasso-like and weird, ugly as hell, covered in god knows what, screeching and waving its tentacles in the air,” Yoder wrote. “15 minutes later it turned into a cute pink itty bitty little baby girl.”Anonymous Doctor’s blog became evidence in his own court case.