Whilst the answer to the leading question "Whose "role" is patient exp?" is unarguably "everyone's", this chat looks to look beyond the organisational "Patient Experience Lead" as a role and explores the culture, value, and impact of working with patient experiences in healthcare. Every single healthcare professional is impactful in the experience a patient receives.The organisation is responsible for service planning, policy, the environment, and the support, tools, and skills the healthcare professionals required to deliver great patient experiences.There are a variety of different ways patients can and do deliver experience feedback and many actively participate in organised feedback that is designed to be shared, collated, and communica ...

Part of the @CarrotLearning #PUNC22 Plymouth University Digital Professionalism module, attendance is mandatory for #PUNC22 students. During the past few years we have seen a huge growth in the use of social media in the healthcare sector yet it was only a short time ago that Ferguson (2013) questioned whether health would start to leverage the potential of social media. The answer, some 8 years on, is still unclear.  Whilst there are a few social media pioneers there is still a long way to go in unlocking the true potential of social media. There are many who do not see the benefits and still regard it as a social pastime and not as a serious way for nurses to communicate, connect and make a difference to the people they care for. Forty-se ...

Assessment feedback and feedforward in both theory and practice are one of the supportive systems used by Nurse Academics, Practice Educators, Assessors and Supervisors to assist in the advancement of nursing students’ professional and academic knowledge, skills, and behaviours.It entails delivering information to students with the purpose of reducing the discrepancy between their current and desired performance as well as focusing on their future development.Although assessment feedback and feedforward are widely acknowledged as important elements in nurse education, it is a component in which nurse educators often fall short and student nurses find problematic to receive and act upon. This tweet chat explores some of the key issues surrou ...

This tweetchat was scheduled for the 8th of September and, following the sad news of the loss of HM Queen Elizabeth that evening, it was felt appropriate to postpone the chat to this new date.So, by the time we run this tweetchat,  #NursesActive, running throughout August as part of the We Active Challenge, will be done and dusted for another year (We'll add impact stats here when we have them).Well done to EVERYONE in the WeActiveChallenge this year, tweeting over 25,000 active pics!Especially @WeAHPs with a clear WIN this year ???? with:2,261 AHPs Sharing 12,995 active pics AND proportionally the most active community too! https://t.co/J2mpZDAxyc < dashboard pic.twitter.com/ayvyFNzZ1M— WeNurses ?? (@WeNurses) September 1, 2022 For those t ...