#WeNurses - Thursday 18th June 2020 8:30pm (GMT Standard Time) Online identities

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How we portray ourselves online is becoming more and more important as we spend increasing amounts of time online engaging with others in spaces where we are on view to the world. During the Covid19 pandemic this has become all the more apparent with nurses (and indeed the wider public) taking to social media to connect with the wider world.  Whilst most nurses connect and share online in responsible and professional ways there are those who do not and recent unprofessional TikTok videos shared by nurses have highlighted the need to remind all nurses that social media is a public space and professionalism is something that we always need to bear in mind.  The NMC social media guidance is clear on what is expected of nurses who use social media:



This #WeNurses chat sets out to explore our nursing online identities:

  • Why is it important to consider out online identities?
  • How can we, as nurses, protect our online identities whilst continue to be ourselves in social media spaces? 
  • How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? 
  • What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? 
  • What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? 
  • If social media can highlight and shine a spotlight on unprofessional behaviour in nursing is social media worth the risk for nurses? (please explain why) 





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@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:30
Good evening everyone - how are you this evening?? It's 8:30pm and time to start tonights #WeNurses Tweetchat .... tonights topic is: "Online identities" Please send us a tweet to say hi and share your first thoughts https://t.co/VI9gp581Kv
@StevenGrimbleby
18 June 2020 20:31
@WeNurses Steve joining from Reading #WeNurses I wouldn’t detail what city I live in on social media
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:31
@WeNurses Hello everyone, #WeNurses great choice of subject for discussion tonight!
@reinamaecd
18 June 2020 20:31
@WeNurses Hello, I’m good thank you #WeNurses this evening’s topic is so interesting.
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:31
Hi everyone - great to be here and talking online identities .... first thoughts it's about being professional but also managing your online identity in a way that you find comfortable #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:32
@steve_grimbleby errrrr great to hear Steve !! #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:32
@gakko1986 hello and welcome #wenurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:32
@WeNurses Hello #wenurses https://t.co/Pe7zJHbO8h
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:32
@reinamaecd Hi Reina - welcome #WeNurses
@amenbhagbe
18 June 2020 20:32
#WeNurses hello everyone
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:33
@lireland197 Hi and welcome Laura #WeNurses
@juliafairhall3
18 June 2020 20:33
@WeNurses Hi #WeNurses really interesting subject this evening
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:33
#WeNurses great to see you here https://twitter.com/Silverangel882/status/1273699998123819013
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:33
@FeumbaFlore hello and good evening #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:33
@Catheri20942258 Hi Catherine #Wenurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:33
#wenurses Hellooeee from Sale!
@aoeluf
18 June 2020 20:34
#WeNurses Hi everyone, ite Alex here
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:34
Great to have you join us Hazel - the PUNC approach is one we know well #leadingtheway #WeNurses https://twitter.com/PUNC_Hazel/status/1273700133545410561
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:34
@wlasinclair Hi Wendy #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:35
Our first question this evening sets the scene: QUESTION 1 Why is it important to consider out online identities? #WeNurses https://t.co/JJsQlaPhjy
@SusanWainwrig14
18 June 2020 20:35
@WeNurses Good evening. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:35
Hello - great to have you join us :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Henwickhall/status/1273700232400904192
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:35
@juliafairhall3 Hi Julia and welcome #WeNurses
@alimully
18 June 2020 20:35
@WeNurses Hello, should be an interesting discussion #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:35
A really important point #WeNurses https://twitter.com/PUNC18_laura/status/1273700386931707905
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:35
@WeNurses Good for you Hazel - welcome to our fabby world #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:36
@SusanWainwrig14 Hi Suzy and welcome #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:36
Absolutely - great to see you here #Wenurses https://twitter.com/OlusholaFashol1/status/1273700827790704642
@StevenGrimbleby
18 June 2020 20:36
@WeNurses Because they reflect on us as a nurse and the nursing profession as a whole. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:36
Hello and welcome #WeNurses https://twitter.com/utomioiyemonlan/status/1273700849768968192
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:36
@WeNurses Hi! Excited for this tweetchat... should be an interesting one #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 20:36
@WeNurses I think its important as more and more employers check social media when hiring staff. But being aware people might pass what you post onto the NMC and/or employer if they dont like it #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:37
#WeNurses https://twitter.com/ACMatthews75/status/1273701100995084290
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:37
@WeNurses #wenurses as we are more often relying on using technology in our professional lives, our online identity is as important as our social identity. We should remain mindful if how our messages align with values of our disciplines
@reinamaecd
18 June 2020 20:37
@WeNurses It is important to be able to influence other people in a good way. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:37
Great point - it's also worth remembering that what you post on social media can also act in your favour #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Silverangel882/status/1273701254229868548
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:37
@WeNurses Hello! Sorry I'm late, looking forward to the chat! #WeNurses
@Lerounxi
18 June 2020 20:38
@WeNurses We portray the image of Nursing by our social media presence, but, wether it is online or in person. We need to remember we represent Nursing as a profession & we need to remember that ?? #ThinkBeforeYouPost #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:38
Hello and welcome .... remember to add #WeNurses to your posts and then everyone can see your comments ... other than that you are doing fab :D https://twitter.com/ACMatthews75/status/1273701254246600704
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:38
RT @reinamaecd: @WeNurses It is important to be able to influence other people in a good way. #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:38
@WeNurses Yes me too! Before going #PUNC19, I didn't even really know what twitter was. Now it's my main social media! #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:38
RT @gakko1986: @WeNurses #wenurses as we are more often relying on using technology in our professional lives, our online identity is as im…
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:38
@WeNurses I'm here and very interested but also have one ear on the #rcnstudents webinar #WeNurses
@aoeluf
18 June 2020 20:38
#WeNurses It says a lot about who we are and our character
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:39
#WeNurses ... thoughts ?? Do they need to be separate ?? https://twitter.com/chelsPUNC18/status/1273701363118202881
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:39
@WeNurses It’s very difficult to delete what we say online; employers may look into us this way; it can be screenshotted and used against you #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:39
RT @gakko1986: @WeNurses #wenurses as we are more often relying on using technology in our professional lives, our online identity is as im…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:39
RT @reinamaecd: @WeNurses It is important to be able to influence other people in a good way. #WeNurses
@GARRYE11
18 June 2020 20:39
#WeNurses Hi everyone
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:39
@GwenWPunc19 Welcome :D #WeNurses
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 20:39
@WeNurses People are very quick on social media to make snap judgements, being aware of your online identity and what it projects can be helpful especially if someone response to you in a way you weren’t expecting #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:40
@WeNurses Although we are nurses, whether that be in training or registrants, we are all accountable for our actions, including in and out of the clinical setting. We must ensure we always portray a professional image #WeNurses
@amenbhagbe
18 June 2020 20:40
#WeNurses Having a positive online identity is a great way to sell yourself as a professional
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:40
Great to hear :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/GwenWPunc19/status/1273701715959783429
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:40
#WeNurses https://twitter.com/gakko1986/status/1273701721387171840
@suecollins2
18 June 2020 20:40
@WeNurses Good evening #WeNurses
@Catheri20942258
18 June 2020 20:40
#Wenurses I try and make sure that my privacy settings are high so that if searched for not everything is on show but I am always conscious of things posted as colleagues who are friends may see things differently and also not everyone has the same settings......
@salagnelecker
18 June 2020 20:41
RT @WeNurses: A really important point #WeNurses
@BrianWebster18
18 June 2020 20:41
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses This is something I've been "tripped up" by with saying things in group chats which you think are private but before you know it, someone has screenshotted and sent it to someone #WeNurses
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 20:41
@WeNurses Social media is huge part of everyone’s lives now so it’s hugely important to remember your digital footprint #WeNurses
@alimully
18 June 2020 20:41
@WeNurses Not necessarily, I think you should be careful what you post but I like seeing pictures of peoples cats, babies, gardens etc in addition to their thoughts on health policy and research #WeNurses
@chelsPUNC18
18 June 2020 20:41
@WeNurses Because people, colleagues and other professionals will see what we share and should consider if it professional what we are sharing. #Wenurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:41
@WeNurses With regards to advances in technology. It is becoming of greater influence, therefore what we share and post must be appropriate and respect must be maintained at all times. Sad to say, everything we put online can be tracked and traced #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:41
Indeed the second it leaves our finger tips is the second we lose control of the post ... but we can use this to create positive messages and identities too #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Natalie_StN/status/1273701840727785476
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:42
@WeNurses They shouldn’t have to be... your values and behaviour in your personal life should lead the way you act in your professional life. However, there may be some aspects of your private life that isn’t relevant to share online for your professional platforms #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:42
@BrianWebster18 @Natalie_StN @WeNurses OMG really!#WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:42
@WeNurses I don't think there needs to be a distinguished separation, just an awareness #WeNurses
@FFageyinbo
18 June 2020 20:42
@WeNurses A lasting legacy that reflects good character is key #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:43
@HeatherHenry4 @BrianWebster18 @WeNurses Yes! It happens a lot to StNs #WeNurses
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 20:43
@WeNurses It’s up to you inthink. I have separate twitter accounts that are for different things but that’s partly as I wouldn’t think my twitter folowers want to know all about all the stuff on my other timeline and vice versa! #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:43
@receivingconsnt @WeNurses it's tricky on social media as context is often collapsed so we need to respect that ... managing our online identities is about being digital professional and sometimes it's about just switching off and walking away #WeNurses
@Oluwato60963592
18 June 2020 20:43
@WeNurses We live in a digital world now and it is important to develop our professional network, enhancing our knowledge and accessing support #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:43
Interesting ! #WeNurses https://twitter.com/gakko1986/status/1273702010358038528
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:44
A really important point #Wenurses https://twitter.com/lireland197/status/1273702140591198208
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:44
@WeNurses You are what you tweet #WeNurses
@juliafairhall3
18 June 2020 20:44
I think its important to always remember we are professionals and accountable and need to be responsible in how we utilise social media #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:45
QUESTION 2 How can we, as nurses, protect our online identities whilst continue to be ourselves in social media spaces? #WeNurses https://t.co/eI5ILiQaWS
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:45
#wenurses interesting notions around surveillance and potential disciplinary action
@GARRYE11
18 June 2020 20:45
#WeNurses As nurses, we should learn not not step out of our boundaries when on social media. We have to always protect our data and that of the patients.
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:45
@BrianWebster18 @Natalie_StN @WeNurses I live by the ethos that everything i post is public ... even if they are in "private" online spaces .... once it's left your finger tips you are no longer in control #WeNurses
@aimeePUNC18
18 June 2020 20:45
@WeNurses We can be role models to others considering our profession. We can portray a certain image in our online presence #WeNurses
@GARRYE11
18 June 2020 20:46
#WeNurses We as nurses should not discuss official matters on social media.
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 20:46
@WeNurses When posting on social media like Facebook make sure everything is set to private so only your friends can see or keeping your Instagram set to private #wenurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:46
@WeNurses Don’t say anything online (behind a screen) that you wouldn’t say to someone’s face. Always be kind #WeNurses
@alimully
18 June 2020 20:46
@WeNurses Privacy settings #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:46
#WeNurses https://twitter.com/gakko1986/status/1273703644534378497
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses Remembering confidentiality and professionalism behind every post or comment we make. Yes its important to be ourselves but we cant force our views on others and respect others if they have different views #wenurses
@lireland197
18 June 2020 20:47
my ethos is if it was printed on the side of my house, would that be ok? #wenurses Q2 https://twitter.com/Natalie_StN/status/1273703685290328065
@Lerounxi
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses Take time out. Remember you need to look after yourselves too. I personally think, although you might not agree with someone online being said, doesn’t mean you can to comment or make judgement - use the block/report button! Remember what you post can be seen worldwide #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses I keep forgetting to hashtag the posts :( #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses Read everything twice before posting and reflect on all that you post, 'would your grandparents agree with you posting this?'. Always consider repercussions of your actions but always be yourself and ensure privacy settings #WeNurses
@reinamaecd
18 June 2020 20:47
@WeNurses We should ensure that the information we share on social media are correct and be responsible for the words that we are going to use. We should think before we click #WeNurses
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 20:47
@HeatherHenry4 @WeNurses Couldn’t have put it better myself Heather - we project ourselves in 280 characters with an image or two so we have to make sure we paint a true picture of ourselves #WeNurses I remember the days b4 280 characters, even harder to be authentic
@mskahin1
18 June 2020 20:48
@WeNurses Hi ?? Interesting topic! I am 1 person and what you see is what you get online and in real life. I don't code switch as authenticity is part of my personality. I am a human and can make mistakes. Happy to apologise and owe up. Being kind and polite is my virtue #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:48
It sounds like a lot ... but i'm not sure that it is ... it's about taking all that we know about being professional and applying it online .... it's also about taking a break too #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273703303277355010
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:48
I try to be myself whenever and wherever I'm online. I step away from it when I'm not in the right mindset. #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273703303277355010
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:48
@WeNurses @HeatherHenry4 #wenurses protect your online identity in the same way as your offline identity. Professional online, Professional offline.
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:48
RT @GARRYE11: #WeNurses As nurses, we should learn not not step out of our boundaries when on social media. We have to always protect our d…
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 20:48
@LeaBasra @WeNurses Yes as we are always accountable for our actions #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:48
RT @wlasinclair: @WeNurses @HeatherHenry4 #wenurses protect your online identity in the same way as your offline identity. Professional onl…
@jocelyne_jocey
18 June 2020 20:48
RT @gakko1986: @WeNurses #wenurses as we are more often relying on using technology in our professional lives, our online identity is as im…
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 20:49
@WeNurses Sorry #WeNurses
@vicci24
18 June 2020 20:49
@WeNurses Always be aware your not alone online.. privacy settings are a must. Dont use your social media as a platform for unprofessional behaviour, discuss what you would discuss in a room full of people #NurseTwitter #WeNurses #BeKind
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 20:49
@WeNurses #WeNurses keeping your employer private is a must but can be difficult if your promoting something that your work place is doing it then becomes obvious who you work for
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:49
I think role modelling is an important part of being a nurse on social media ... interested to hear what people think good role models look like in this space ?? #WeNurses https://twitter.com/aimeePUNC18/status/1273703506986352646
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:49
RT @Natalie_StN: @WeNurses Don’t say anything online (behind a screen) that you wouldn’t say to someone’s face. Always be kind #WeNurses
@lireland197
18 June 2020 20:49
I think taking a break is more important than ever currently with the mass of information coming our way re covid. I've found it helpful but also damaging in recent weeks #wenurses Q2 https://twitter.com/AgencyNurse/status/1273704094402740225
@Sobukola
18 June 2020 20:50
@WeNurses Separate your personal life and work identities from social media #WeNurses
@Catheri20942258
18 June 2020 20:50
#WeNurses I think its important that we take the time to think about what we are writing on social media, sometimes in the heat of the moment things get said and once they are on they are on..........
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:50
@lireland197 I absolutely agree .... downtime from online is a must ... we need to switch off being a nurse and have times away from screens #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:51
#WeNurses https://t.co/u7ywC5ExIR
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 20:51
@BrianWebster18 @Natalie_StN @WeNurses Many pitfalls to #SoMe and it is good to read & reread before you hit send. Always make sure you check what you’re sharing, gifs can throw up all sorts of surprises ??????#WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:51
#wenurses Uncovering cyberincivility among nurses and nursing students on Twitter: A data mining study. 2016 by DeGagne is very revealing about some potential downfalls with #Something
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:51
Some fab thoughts here #WeNurses https://twitter.com/mskahin1/status/1273704073464893440
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:51
RT @HeatherHenry4: I try to be myself whenever and wherever I'm online. I step away from it when I'm not in the right mindset. #WeNurses h…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:51
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@Lerounxi
18 June 2020 20:51
@WeNurses There’s more beyond the screen.. social media can be a space where someone can hide behind a keyboard and persona. It’s important to ensure that these spaces are used safely & don’t feel you ‘have’ to log on and post. You’re in control #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:51
@AgencyNurse I strongly believe that role modelling is crucial. Something @levylass and I worked hard to achieve with @nursingSUni when we worked in partnership with students to develop their online presence #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:51
Yep - this >>> #WeNurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273704152833634306
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 20:52
@AnthonyLongbone @BrianWebster18 @WeNurses #WeNurses https://t.co/pj5yV3YoAt
@amenbhagbe
18 June 2020 20:52
#WeNurses According toTeresa Chinn. Nurses can use social networking, mainly Twitter, to develop professionally, by sharing information and ideas, debating problems and inquiring for information.
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:52
And you are amazing at it :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273705014205300741
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 20:52
@WeNurses Its about taking a step back and re-reading your posts before you hit that send button. Especially if your debating something. #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:53
I think being authentic and showing humility - I admit when I'm wrong and I try to build people up, help and show admiration for others #WeNurses https://twitter.com/AgencyNurse/status/1273704429045383169
@chelsPUNC18
18 June 2020 20:53
@WeNurses Check that everything is on private settings and ensure that what you write you would be happy to say. #wenurses
@Oluwato60963592
18 June 2020 20:53
@WeNurses By acting professionally, knowing what to post and what not to post as we have code and conduct that guides us and maintaining professional boundaries all the time #WeNurses
@LaughLolita
18 June 2020 20:53
@WeNurses #WeNurses
@aimeePUNC18
18 June 2020 20:53
@WeNurses To always be aware and think twice about what your writing and sharing. Think is it from a reputable source and how am I portraying myself on social media #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 20:53
RT @ACMatthews75: @WeNurses #WeNurses keeping your employer private is a must but can be difficult if your promoting something that your wo…
@OlusholaFashol1
18 June 2020 20:53
@WeNurses As nurses, when we are uncertain whether something we post online could bargain our professionalism and reputation. We should consider what the information implies for us in practice and how it affects our duty to keep to the Code.#WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:53
@gakko1986 agree I have read this paper and its very interesting indeed #WeNurses
@lireland197
18 June 2020 20:53
@amenbhagbe I'm finding twitter more supportive and informative than FB #wenurses where the discussions can be heated. maybe character restrictions focus the thought?
@theresahorne748
18 June 2020 20:54
@WeNurses I have minimal accounts, with few people on them. Regularly check security and change passwords. Discussions regarding work etc are not held online to keep myself safe #wenurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 20:54
Probably would have needed a lot less tweets to reach a quicker and more resounded outcome for some other healthcare professions though! Not naming any professions :) #wenurses https://twitter.com/gakko1986/status/1273704910182383616
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 20:54
@WeNurses Good evening all joining #WeNurses looks like I’ve fallen into another tweet chat. For me it is important to show a little of me outside of my profession but it’s important to be mindful of how others may perceive the things you share
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:54
@wlasinclair @AgencyNurse @levylass @nursingSUni This is really interesting, do we think that nurse educators have more influence and a role to play in educating student nurses about this? #wenurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:54
@amenbhagbe they can indeed .... and make some great connections to boot #WeNurses
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 20:54
RT @WeNurses: Good evening everyone - how are you this evening?? It's 8:30pm and time to start tonights #WeNurses Tweetchat .... tonights…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:55
QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzRsCHS
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:55
@gakko1986 @AgencyNurse @levylass @nursingSUni I certainly believe nurse educators can role model how to use social media professionally and the benefits of networking and connecting with communities of practice #wenurses
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 20:55
@WeNurses #WeNurses try not to post in anger after a bad day at work. You will probably regret it and it may be too late when it’s been seen by others
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:56
@gakko1986 @wlasinclair @levylass @nursingSUni yes i do .... i think that many student have great digital skills but need to develop digital professionalism skills .. it's about helping them see the potential and the pitfalls #WeNurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 20:56
Tweeting nurses rock :) Lots of constructive and supportive role modeling here, and of course it is much more open than other platforms... I've seen real hostility on facebook groups... counter productive and not very kind or code friendly! #WeNurses https://twitter.com/lireland197/status/1273705465629888514
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:56
AND you did an amazing job :) #wenurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273705014205300741
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:56
Great point ... this is a great excuse for a walk without your phone #WeNurses https://twitter.com/ACMatthews75/status/1273706016065159168
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:56
@NRCUK Valid observation Nick, less than 5% may be quite small amount. #wenurses
@Lerounxi
18 June 2020 20:57
@WeNurses Open & transparency, show whoever can view our tweets the very best of our beautiful profession! There some incredible nurses out there and some even more incredible student nurses. Showcase our talents & our successes but also not to shy away from things we can improve #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:57
#wenurses https://twitter.com/FeumbaFlore/status/1273706146000449538
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 20:57
@WeNurses Speak to others how you would like to be spoken to aswell as being honest about everything. Talk about the positives and negatives to give a true representation and also to help others who may be feeling the same way #wenurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:57
We all need to play our part ... I think we also have to mindful that when new trends and new social media emerge that we remain professional ... was dismayed at some nursing tiktok posts a while back #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273705827711492097
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:58
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzR…
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 20:58
Umm I think to move beyond our professional boundaries and engage with other disciplines and agencies, with people & communities. Take a different route, see other perspectives. Be curious. Then we can grow #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273705827711492097
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:58
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzR…
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 20:58
@AgencyNurse @amenbhagbe Hahaha... Think we are on the same wavelength Teresa... we will need to pick this up after the tweet chat #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 20:58
@WeNurses Teach our nurses/student nurses how to use social media effectively! Many have no idea of its value to our profession. From promoting innovation to supporting each other and everything inbetween. #WeNurses #WeStNs
@WeCYPnurses
18 June 2020 20:58
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzR…
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 20:58
@WeNurses I identify my county and my field of practice but no link to my trust or uni on my bio on Twitter, Facebook account is completely locked down so I can’t be searched out very easily. Always be kind in all your interactions, something that is a part of me anyway #WeNurses
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 20:58
@WeNurses #Wenurses don’t get drawn into social media arguments especially those about health and wellness
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:58
It's a balance ! How do we know when we get it wrong?? (either way!) #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Lerounxi/status/1273706415216046086
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 20:59
@WeNurses I'm less concerned about employers than I am about what a patient might see of me. I think it's really important to be humble, especially working in community MH. Nobody wants to see accolades, they want to see values. #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 20:59
@WeNurses I learned from the best! @wenurses #wenurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 20:59
You can't ensure it, you can just do your bit, which is the closest thing to ensuring it :) #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273705827711492097
@lireland197
18 June 2020 20:59
@WeNurses remembering that we don't need to share everything. some supportive activities in a team can be misinterpreted in the wider community. #wenurses Q3
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 20:59
@gakko1986 @amenbhagbe always happy to :D #WeNurses
@mskahin1
18 June 2020 20:59
@WeNurses Advocate, educate and show leadership in different fields of nursing. Show passion, compassion and empathy when engaging with others. Be changemakers. Inspire through story telling and sharing experiences, reflections and mistakes. Share new ideas, jobs and tips. #WeNurses
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 20:59
Yes this is really important if you are making a statement about something as well! #WeNurses https://twitter.com/punc_hazel/status/1273706416390504449
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 20:59
@wlasinclair We all learned together :) #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:00
Very well said #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Silverangel882/status/1273706623127650313
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:00
#WeNurses https://t.co/RdF0eigP97
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:00
RT @receivingconsnt: Yes this is really important if you are making a statement about something as well! #WeNurses https://t.co/kOOb1s0e…
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:00
RT @WeNurses: Very well said #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:00
RT @WeNurses: Very well said #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Silverangel882/status/1273706623127650313
@Catheri20942258
18 June 2020 21:00
#wenurses I think its about they way things are said and discussed, not everything will be positive and happy, it never is.......but its about writing about issues, negatives in a professional manner.......but obviously highlighting the greats!
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:00
Can we overshare ?? #WeNurses https://twitter.com/lireland197/status/1273706883296243719
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:00
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses I don't personally subscribe to always being kind. Respectful, however, I totally agree with. #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:01
@WeNurses #wenurses I always found it useful for engaging with MDT colleagues, celebrate our achievements and the organisations that we work for.
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:01
So many folks engaged this eve :) Don't forget to add >>>>> #WeNurses <<<< to your tweets so those not following you (yet) can see your valuable thoughts and shared experiences! https://t.co/1NfYkrNyrR
@reinamaecd
18 June 2020 21:02
@WeNurses Communicate with other people effectively. Reflect and understand what you are seeing on social media before commenting or posting. #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:02
@WeNurses Educate people through your research from evidence-based resources. Be honest and open about your knowledge, however maintain a non-judgemental approach during discussion and respect others views #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:02
@mskahin1 @WeNurses Lots of really great point made here ... love the supportive element of sharing ideas, jobs and tips .... i think this is a huge part of being a nurse in this space .. to be supportive of others #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:02
RT @WeNurses: So many folks engaged this eve :) Don't forget to add >>>>> #WeNurses <<<< to your tweets so those not following you (ye…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:02
#wenurses https://twitter.com/london_trini/status/1273707120337305600
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:02
#wenurses @WeNurses just one example of negative image ive seen online https://twitter.com/leabasra/status/1273707202352685056
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 21:02
RT @WeNurses: So many folks engaged this eve :) Don't forget to add >>>>> #WeNurses <<<< to your tweets so those not following you (ye…
@FFageyinbo
18 June 2020 21:02
@WeNurses I feel it is how one exhibits effective communication skills and knowledge about health and wellbeing. #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:03
#wenurses https://twitter.com/sotonDSN/status/1273707415230459907
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:03
@GwenWPunc19 @WeNurses respect os key ... we don;t have to agree but we can be respectful and have understanding #WeNurses
@amenbhagbe
18 June 2020 21:03
#WeNurses As health professionals, you've moral and obligation to safeguard the confidentiality of your patient at all times. at the same time as utilizing social media.
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:03
@LeanneHPatrick @Natalie_StN @WeNurses Sometimes the conversation when you agree to disagree is more informative than following the same points of view all the time. Unfortunelty the OFCOM report suggest that more often we see the same views as ours, algorithm? #WeNurses
@theresahorne748
18 June 2020 21:03
@WeNurses Manners! Being respectful to each other is a start. Oh and sentences that make sense. Nothing worse than disagreements in poorly written tweets/posts #wenurses
@Oluwato60963592
18 June 2020 21:03
@WeNurses By demonstrating and championioning appropriate, positive behaviour in relation to online identity and safety of ourself and others #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:03
#wenurses https://twitter.com/JPSYS/status/1273707697343549440
@lireland197
18 June 2020 21:03
@WeNurses its always useful to look at the people who follow someone and look at past tweets when considering following them rather than based on one tweet #WeNurses
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 21:03
RT @AgencyNurse: @GwenWPunc19 @WeNurses respect os key ... we don;t have to agree but we can be respectful and have understanding #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:04
RT @amenbhagbe: #WeNurses As health professionals, you've moral and obligation to safeguard the confidentiality of your patient at all tim…
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:04
#WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:04
@AgencyNurse @WeNurses Yes, I believe we should always ensure we uphold Rogers (1951) core qualities: unconditional positive regard, genuineness/ congruence, empathy #WeNurses
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:04
@WeNurses I notice nurses, inc. those in senior positions avoid discussing politics online.I think this type of censorship of personal beliefs is misplaced. Demonstrate political awareness and challenge thinking around this. Be informed and respectful of different views.#WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:04
@gakko1986 @LeanneHPatrick @Natalie_StN @WeNurses Ooh interesting...#WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:04
Making an informed engagement choice... takes a few seconds but seconds that can save you a lot of time...great advice #wenurses https://twitter.com/lireland197/status/1273707968572338178
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:05
QUESTION 4 What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/KY4GmVkjGU
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 21:05
@WeNurses #WeNurses it’s really important to understand your privacy settings and check them regularly
@lireland197
18 June 2020 21:05
@gakko1986 @LeanneHPatrick @Natalie_StN @WeNurses its useful to look at the range of people we follow, just as we would in the physical world I suppose? #wenurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:05
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses That’s interesting, but I would suggest that being respectful is in fact an act of kindness #WeNurses
@PUNC14
18 June 2020 21:05
@WeNurses We all have our own opinions and judgements and it is important to recognise and reflect on those however we must pause and think about how we impact on others in our professional role #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:05
@GwenWPunc19 @AgencyNurse @WeNurses This is interesting how person centred principles translate to contemporary social media environment. #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:05
@WeNurses I like debating. I personally think challenging discussions are ideal for learning and growth. If we're only concerned with how we look to others then a challenge feels like an attack because people are watching. I'd like to see people disagreeing well more often. #WeNurses
@OlusholaFashol1
18 June 2020 21:05
@WeNurses As nurses, we should be very conscious of what we do on social media and networking sites responsibly and in line with the requirements of the Code. By acting in any way that is unprofessional or unlawful on social media, this can put the nurse’s registration at risk.#WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:06
A nice point ..... we can still be political and even party political and remain professional ... often it's about how we say things and how we come across that is professional / unprofessional #WeNurses https://twitter.com/mhldnurse_amy/status/1273708239427903496
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:06
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses dare i say i disagree ;D #WeNurses
@firogers3
18 June 2020 21:06
@WeNurses Being professional at all times discoing the challenges and sharing the celebrations. Believe social media is like a “window” into our profession #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:07
@WeNurses Not using Caldecott guidelines when posting about something patient related! #WeNurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:07
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses there is also a lot of back patting that goes on at senior nurse level now, this often shows how out of touch they are with the masses, does them and the profession no favours :( while many are very transparent and offer a lot here here #WeNurses
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:07
@WeNurses I think this aligns with what we deem unprofessional behaviour offline. Non adherence to Code of Conduct in any format remains unprofessional. #WeNurses
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 21:07
@WeNurses #Wenurses I once saw on Facebook an old manager had written how she had an awful day at work and had some trouble with a couple of the nurses she worked with. Everyone could see it and the conversation only progressed for all her colleagues to see.
@Catheri20942258
18 June 2020 21:07
#WeNurses I definitely think breaking any confidentiality but also targeting specific people and situations online.....
@T1Sweetie
18 June 2020 21:07
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzR…
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:07
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 4 What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/KY4GmVkjGU
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:07
We should be mindful of our identities online as nurses ... always good to give your self a healthcheck every now and then by googling yourself and seeing what comes up #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:07
Sums it up for me! #WeNurses https://twitter.com/mhldnurse_amy/status/1273708855025979394
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 21:08
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses PURDAR overrunning election periods possibly, not sure how much is down to guidelines the higher up the ladder you go. Good to see that CNO has taken a stand of late though #WeNurses
@GMNurses
18 June 2020 21:08
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 4 What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/KY4GmVkjGU
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:08
@WeNurses anything which directly or indirectly violates the code of conduct, derogatory language, violation of privacy of our patients or service users #WeNurses
@FFageyinbo
18 June 2020 21:08
@WeNurses posting inappropriate photos or comments. #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:08
@WeNurses I feel adding patients or relatives as friends on fb ect is unprofessional (personal opinion). Posting pictures messing about at work (yes ive seen people do this) making rude comments about pts colleges relatives. Phoning in sick then being tagged out having fun #WeNurses
@firogers3
18 June 2020 21:08
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses Yes agree behaviour on social media should mirror behaviour in the workplace wherever that may be #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:08
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses I would say that kindness feels more synonymous with niceness, which sets my feminist teeth on edge ?? #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:08
Yep #WeNurses https://twitter.com/mhldnurse_amy/status/1273708855025979394
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:09
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 4 What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/KY4GmVkjGU
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 21:09
@WeNurses Talking about patients & other staff using identifiable information or language which is inappropriate and not adhering to the code #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:09
@WeNurses I find it difficult to comment on my political allegiance due to the trolling that I would get! We are all entitled to political opinions except on social media these days. #WeNurses
@chelsPUNC18
18 June 2020 21:09
@WeNurses By sharing non evidence based information. I have noticed a lot of this especially during these current situations. #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:09
@LeaBasra @WeNurses yep to all of the above #WeNurses
@CommunityLd
18 June 2020 21:09
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses Political awareness should be a fundamental skill for all nurses. This could be about influencing but also how political decisions impact services and ultimately patients #wenurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:10
@gakko1986 @Natalie_StN @WeNurses I think it's often a choice, personally. The world is very tribal at the moment and groupthink or insulation is just a part of that. #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:10
Hitting nail on head here #WeNurses https://twitter.com/gakko1986/status/1273709203492831232
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:10
@AgencyNurse @LeanneHPatrick you can... but we know you don't "Disagreeing Nicely" by @AgencyNurse It is OK and often good to disagree, but there is a right, professional and valuable way to do it... http://teresachinn.co.uk/kindly-disagreeing/ #wenurses https://t.co/a592aYNB5s
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:10
@AgencyNurse Fun fact - top Heather Henrys on Google are Beauty Queen Special effects makeup artist Someone from Sale who bangs on about wellbeing Take your pick #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:10
@WeNurses Not “airing your dirty linen” so to speak. If you have work related issue, follow the proper procedures Respecting patient confidentiality #WeNurses
@aimeePUNC18
18 June 2020 21:10
@WeNurses Making fun of the profession and portraying the career negatively #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:11
@HeatherHenry4 Special effects sounds fun ! #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:11
@CommunityLd @mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses Welcome to a fellow LD nurse :) Good point, I ask students to follow their local MP and see what tweets and social media they share online #WeNurses
@bozzvid
18 June 2020 21:11
@WeNurses Remember that if your profile is publicly ie in your bio "a X proffession" or you have posted things about your job then by default you are ALWAYS representing your profession. #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:11
@AgencyNurse @WeNurses We might just. I do feel people become upset very easily on social media & there is an expectation that we need to be careful with people rather than to take responsibility for knowing our own limits, within entirely professional boundaries. #WeNurses
@mskahin1
18 June 2020 21:12
@WeNurses Anything that shed light negatively towards your nursing reputation e.g. bullying, racist comments, sharing confidential information or pictures without consent etc. #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:12
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses agree with you here Natalie ... social media is not the place to escalate concerns or raise a grievance #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:12
Yes ?? #WeNurses https://twitter.com/natalie_stn/status/1273709695648378882
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:12
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses I’d class myself as a feminist but one that sprinkles kindess and glitter ?????????? #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:12
@WeNurses We all have a different perspective on what counts as professionalism and being professional online is important but when someone makes a mistake (and we all will!), its also important to remember we are all human #wenurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:12
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses Hmmm.... not airing your dirty laundry for sure, but having an open discussion about challenges to seek solutions is exactly why everyone is here, it takes a little thought to do well but I think it should be encouraged... #wenurses
@h2cm
18 June 2020 21:12
@WeNurses A3 Remember as a profession that #Covid_19 whatever 'we' did: practice theory A&E ICU ... is the first* C. 21st test of our humility #WeNurses *I don't think it will be last!
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 21:12
I love debates and disagreements when they are conducted respectfully and people listen properly to what is being said - definitely agree @LeanneHPatrick Such a great opportunity to learn (hopefully for all!) #WeNurses https://twitter.com/leannehpatrick/status/1273708516667273226
@PippaJChillman
18 June 2020 21:12
@WeNurses I think being kind is important, we can disagree, but consider how we communicate it to people and the language we use. Always consider the kindness and compassion in the words we choose #WeNurses
@AnthonyLongbone
18 June 2020 21:13
@WeNurses Always helpful to look behind a tweet, it’s easy to misread a tweet and see it out of context and I always make sure I read through threads if I’ve picked it up mid-flow #WeNurses
@GARRYE11
18 June 2020 21:13
#WeNurses Discussing official matters or your patients personal affairs with friends on social media constitutes unprofessional behaviour, as nurses.
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:14
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses I agree ... but think we need to have understanding on all sides .... in social media context is often collapsed and this can easily lead to misunderstandings ... we need to exercise tolerance and forgiveness at times as well as acknowledging when we get it wrong #WeNurses
@CommunityLd
18 June 2020 21:14
@gakko1986 @mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses Hey there, I did a lot of political lobbying prior to #COVID and it’s frightening how many MP’s don’t actually know about learning disability nursing #wenurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:14
@receivingconsnt I have a really high tolerance for challenge, even attack (which happens quite often). I think women are expect to be nice and polite and I don't have much time for that. I'd like to think our code of conduct allows us to be bold and frank, whilst respectful. #WeNurses
@theresahorne748
18 June 2020 21:14
@WeNurses Being rude, derogatory or inflammatory about a place or person. If you have reason to complain then go about it the right way, not posting on your own personal page #wenurses
@bozzvid
18 June 2020 21:14
@WeNurses Always ask yourself if you'd be happy to be seen, saying that, doing that or reacting to that in your uniform before posting. If you are identifiable as any healthcare profession in your SoMe then you are always representing it. #WeNurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:14
@Tabitha69658991 @WeNurses I don't think they were terminated because of social media posts, I think it was possibly the only black and white evidence of a lack of professionalism both on social media and in practice... but may not have been of course #wenurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:14
@WeNurses Exposing personal information, for example clinical details of a patient or being disrespectful about a colleague/ workplace. Not being mindful of who may see this and not considering the repercussions. Unprofessionalism can overshadow future professionalism #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:14
@NRCUK @WeNurses I agree to an extent. However, as an StNs, it’s engrained in us from day 1 that we should refrain from doing this as it can lead to further action (even when done well) #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:15
Wise words indeed #WeNurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273710113409445892
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:15
@AgencyNurse @WeNurses Yes I agree. I think being honest and apologetic is really important, we all make mistakes even with the best of intentions. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:15
QUESTION 5 What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/etGgSXasXS
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:15
@PUNC14 do it :D #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:15
What do you think everyone? #WeNurses https://twitter.com/Tabitha69658991/status/1273710336646889472
@maeveymint
18 June 2020 21:15
@wlasinclair @gakko1986 @AgencyNurse @levylass @nursingSUni Totally agree Wendy. #wenurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:15
@ACMatthews75 @WeNurses And this is a prime example of social media professionalism where we both have our views and even though we differ respect the other person choice. You feel jusifed in your friendship with said person on social media and thats what matters most #wenurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:16
RT @AgencyNurse: And you are amazing at it :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273705014205300741
@Sobukola
18 June 2020 21:16
@WeNurses Sharing your patient's information on social is unprofessional #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:16
RT @WeNurses: Yep - this >>> #WeNurses https://twitter.com/wlasinclair/status/1273704152833634306
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 21:16
@WeNurses #Wenurses I have confronted this in the past and privately messaged them. I would want someone to tell me and they genuinely might not see the error of what they have done
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:16
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses I'd say that is a fear driven ingraining and limits you from accessing thousands of years of experience and passion to support and improve practice on offer here :( #wenurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:16
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses I try to ask myself the Q "what is this person trying to say?" if i don't really understand i think it's always best to ask for clarification .... also worth remembering that just because social media is instant it doesn't mean we have to be ... take time to think #WeNurses
@LaughLolita
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses #wenurses we should bear in mind that social media is an open digital platform, as nurses we portray the image of our profession within, our role doesn't stop in healthcare settings but instead expand beyond that. We must continue to act professionally as required by the NMC
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses Try really hard to contact them about it to let them know if possible I guess? #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:17
Yay what a fab positive digital footprint you have #WeNurses https://twitter.com/MidwifingAbbie/status/1273710909794529294
@PippaJChillman
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses When conversing on #SoMe its important to treat everyone equally and value peoples opinions- whatever their profession and experience. Be open to the opportunity to learn from anyone and everyone #WeNurses
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses I hope that approaching this proactively from an education perspective with new staff, students etc. will help to reduce instances of having to manage this, however, social media guidance is now readily available to consult with should it arise. #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses Personal insults, talking about patients in identifying ways or to make yourself sound good, bigotry. So many things. Facebook is the worst for this. I think most do a really good job of being professional on Twitter, however. #WeNurses
@theresahorne748
18 June 2020 21:17
@WeNurses I dont agree. My employer has set up a fb page for the home i work in so staff and relatives can see the residents. We like and comment on it. I dont post about work, my thought etc but like the pictures. My employer is happy for us to comment tho #wenurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:18
@WeNurses Perhaps DM them to understand where they are coming from, what made them post this. Support and educate #WeNurses
@Rachel_A_
18 June 2020 21:18
@Natalie_StN @NRCUK @WeNurses My posts, not even all relating to myself, sometimes result in students inboxing me with a "me too". If no ones talking about it openly.... no ones talking. Then there's the 'Well I've not heard any one complaining/ saying so' comeback #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:18
YAY ..... #wenurses https://twitter.com/MidwifingAbbie/status/1273710909794529294
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:18
Ooh fab .... what book ?? May need to read :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/firogers3/status/1273711522024390656
@Catheri20942258
18 June 2020 21:18
@WeNurses #WeNurses I am not sure who i would be able to turn to for help or support is this happened to me......would it still be your manager??? or would it depend on who it was crossing you>?
@mskahin1
18 June 2020 21:18
@WeNurses Advise in private always. If that is not possible, kindly advise sensitively directly and ask them if they are ok and offer support. #WeNurses
@knitknitqueen
18 June 2020 21:18
@WeNurses Being abusive and not respecting individuals views. This is sometimes challenging as words can be read in a variety of ways.. #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:18
It depends how far over the line they are.. Quiet word to start - understand why #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273710866572226566
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:19
@theresahorne748 @WeNurses I think this is relatable in all spheres of life as if we are in Foucault's panopticon, always being watched with continuing surveillance in all of our lives #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:19
Perhaps some future adventures ;D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/PUNC14/status/1273711559819374607
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:19
RT @HeatherHenry4: It depends how far over the line they are.. Quiet word to start - understand why #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273710866572226566
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:19
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 5 What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? #WeNurses…
@firogers3
18 June 2020 21:19
@AgencyNurse Think I need to investigate a bit more! #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:19
@WeNurses While you are encouraged to represent authenticity, it’s also important to remember that SoMe is an open and public platform. So while your should share your thoughts, experiences and express yourself, you should always keep an awareness of your professional identity. #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:19
@WeNurses It depends what they've done. If someone is acting in an unusual way I would reach out and talk to them, to check they are OK. Responses should scale with severity. #WeNurses
@lireland197
18 June 2020 21:19
@WeNurses if we know them then our contracts, policies and code would cover this. I have contacted someone before to raise awareness of an issue so they had a choice about further action #wenurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:19
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses Hey Amy, social media guidance in many instances is quite vague and ppl struggle to implement or understand what it means in particular circumstance. I think quite often it comes down to experience and role modelling. #WeNurses
@Rachel_A_
18 June 2020 21:20
@PippaJChillman @WeNurses Interesting given the registered nurses known for blocking students ?? #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:20
Forgot #WeNurses again ?? https://twitter.com/leabasra/status/1273712015249412097
@LaughLolita
18 June 2020 21:20
@WeNurses It's important for nurses to stay objective on social media and apply professional boundaries at all time. You can make up your point on a topic but it all depends on the language you'll use and how you will back up your argument. #WeNurses
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 21:20
@WeNurses Take time to ask what they mean or if they need any support/ someone to talk to #WeNurses
@chelsPUNC18
18 June 2020 21:20
@WeNurses Really hard question to answer, honestly I do not know. #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:20
@WeNurses I think it would depend on the severity of what was posted, if on the higher end then I would probably report them to NMC and employer. If at the bottom then speak with them and educate them. Neither is easy but to uphold our code we need to call out this behaviour #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:20
@AgencyNurse @WeNurses Yes, I think I could benefit a lot from not being as reactive. Even if you're being professional and respectful it doesn't mean you're being objective. #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:21
@HeatherHenry4 @AgencyNurse so its surely better to have an online presence than not....otherwise you could be mistaken for a special effects make up artist! ?? #wenurses
@Moke_Yemitan
18 June 2020 21:21
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 5 What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? #WeNurses…
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:21
@WeNurses A colleague said the same thing to me recently: “I don’t use social media to keep myself safe”. SoMe has become a larger platform for professional discussion and since NMC guidance was published there has been a sense of fear around ‘getting it wrong’. #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:21
@WeNurses Refer to social media guidance produced to confirm their misconduct. Speak to them about it and discuss possible repercussions, advise them to take down the post and guide for future reference. However it is severe, report it as we are accountable for our omissions too #WeNurses
@LaughLolita
18 June 2020 21:22
@WeNurses Salut Hi #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:22
@Rachel_A_ @NRCUK @WeNurses Oh that old chestnut is a marvellous one. #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:22
@WeNurses I know it’s the oldest trick in the book, but to me, if I wouldn’t say it to a patient, I shouldnt say it on here. I also have separate social media platforms that are non-professional, I think some separation is important. #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:22
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses I like that point ! Slowing down heated discussions by not immediately replying takes real skill .. espescially if it's a topic you are passionate about ... leaving my phone in another room helps for me ;D #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:22
RT @WeNurses: Look at all the #wenurses tweets flying past you... here's tonight's chat topic, take a read or jump right in! Click on #wenu…
@PippaJChillman
18 June 2020 21:23
@WeNurses Be supportive and non judgemental. Try and offer productive advice. There may be a reason they have come across as unprofessional. When emotions are heightened in stressful/unusual situations our responses may be too. Be mindful before being critical in this instance #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:23
@mhldnurse_amy @WeNurses but the instances of getting it right, far outweigh the occasions of getting it wrong, lets all look here #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:23
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 3 How can we ensure that nursing as a profession comes across well in social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/W1pxzR…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:23
RT @ACMatthews75: @WeNurses #Wenurses I have confronted this in the past and privately messaged them. I would want someone to tell me and t…
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:23
@wlasinclair @AgencyNurse What - not a beauty queen??????? *Goes off in a huff* #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:23
@receivingconsnt Yes, I love a good debate. Some of my favourite people on social media I've had really fierce debates with. @GGByrne and our disagreements over the image of nursing - I totally changed my mind. That's what I'm here for. #WeNurses
@firogers3
18 June 2020 21:23
@WeNurses We should act professionally wherever the setting and within the Code so should being unprofessional should be treated same on social media as would in the workplace #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:23
#WeNurses https://t.co/dGNXsmAG2Y
@theresahorne748
18 June 2020 21:24
@WeNurses Depends on how severe. Also if just once then a quiet word, continue then would likely have to report it. Would also dc online communication #wenurses
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:24
@gakko1986 @WeNurses Absolutely agree. As you mentioned in a previous post, it comes down to role modelling. #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:24
@receivingconsnt Has anyone ever been hacked? #WeNurses
@wlasinclair
18 June 2020 21:24
@HeatherHenry4 @AgencyNurse Aw you are definitely a beauty queen!! no mistake there! ?? #wenurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:24
@AgencyNurse @WeNurses I've just started tossing my phone aside and deciding to read instead. Picking my battles helps, I can disagree and not even tell people these days ?? #WeNurses
@maeveymint
18 June 2020 21:24
@HeatherHenry4 @WeNurses A really important comment. Vital for #Nursetwitter to come across well/professional but also has to be about how we grow the profession - political and societal influence. Need to look outside our bubble to do that. Something I struggle with, but aim to be better at. #WeNurses
@edfreshwater
18 June 2020 21:25
@WeNurses Best option would be a DM #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:25
QUESTION 6 If social media can highlight and shine a spotlight on unprofessional behaviour in nursing is social media worth the risk for nurses? (please explain why) #WeNurses https://t.co/hqGQPZw6l5
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:25
@WeNurses I often think we associate speaking out about concerns, nursing issues, challenging experience as negative tweeting. But that’s just not true, balance is key! We can learn so much from both the good and bad posted. Both is infact the reality of a career in healthcare. #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:25
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 4 What constitutes unprofessional behaviour for nurses using social media? #WeNurses https://t.co/KY4GmVkjGU
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:25
@HeatherHenry4 @receivingconsnt Several attempts by ppl I know sending me dubious links, suggesting that they have been hacked, I dont think I have #WeNurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:25
@LeanneHPatrick @receivingconsnt @GGByrne i play devil' advocate quite a bit, I find my learning and views are broaden and stretched by a good debate, not sure about fierce lol #wenurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:26
I think we need to remember that we are in control of our online identity ... we can shape it and make it into something to be proud of. We can use it to discuss and debate yet still remain professional ... it can be a useful tool for us as nurses #WeNurses
@ACMatthews75
18 June 2020 21:26
@WeNurses #WeNurses absolutely it’s worth it. Sharing of resources, professional support and advice. A lot of good when it’s used appropriately.
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:26
@WeNurses Honestly, for us as nurses, just anything that would essentially breach the @nmcnews code. Same as when we are in practice. #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:26
@LeanneHPatrick @WeNurses lol yes silence is a powerful tool and can be good for the old blood pressure ;D #WeNurses
@edfreshwater
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses Poor use of memes #wenurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:27
@NRCUK @LeanneHPatrick @receivingconsnt @GGByrne I should soon get an Oscar as a devils advocate #WeNurses
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:27
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 5 What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? #WeNurses…
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:27
mmmmm??? #WeNurses https://twitter.com/GloucesterEmma/status/1273713823703339009
@lauraewillcocks
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses Absolutely! You learn from eachother, support one another, share your experiences, achievements and everything in between #wenurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:27
@receivingconsnt @GGByrne @maxwele2 @ProfJuneG Yes, I have too. Talking things through helps me to refine my thinking around a subject. I decide what I really think, get a better understanding of where I'm lacking information and shed some of the nonsense. It's like fiesty collaborative journalling ?? #WeNurses
@LeaBasra
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses I have been posting nothing about work recently other than on these chats after i upset a stranger with what i posted. I didnt think what i posted was an issue but it clearly was for this person so if i dont post stuff then i cant accidently harm someone #wenurses
@lireland197
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses Yes. I can now hear the view points of influential people directly, I can read discussions and learn directly. I can ask questions and get direct responses #wenurses
@Nyrs_Emma
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses Well risk is a balance and there is risk in *not* engaging in #SoMe as well. I guess at the end of the day the balance lies with the individual nurse and their personal choice #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses Yes it is worth it as we can build a respectful community and learn so much from others. Through expressing Rogers core conditions in practice and online, we can ensure a happy and friendly community with little risk #WeNurses
@PUNC14
18 June 2020 21:27
@WeNurses #WeNurses it provide a fantastic platform for learning and listening and meeting other interesting people that would never happen otherwise.
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:27
Love this :D #WeNurses https://twitter.com/vickiGPN/status/1273713878095073284
@CharlotteNHSRN
18 June 2020 21:28
@WeNurses Personal I would appreciate them in the first instance via a DM. Dicuss with them through private messaging to try and learn through it. It’s important to remember we are all human, and sometimes we unintentionally make mistakes. #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:29
@WeNurses its important to differentiate between perceived and actual risk. Social media can rely put nursing high on the public agenda, we had good examples of this when the treatment fees were removed recently #WeNurses
@LeanneHPatrick
18 June 2020 21:29
@NRCUK @receivingconsnt @GGByrne My husband does this too. He's quite good at arguing entire points he doesn't agree with. It's a great skill, thinking critically and objectively. Annoying though haha #WeNurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:29
Yes, yes and yes Used in the right way and by being mindful of our online identities social media can be a huge force for good for nurses and nursing #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273713361579106305
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:29
Absolutely 24 carat gold yes - the people I meet, the things I learn, the opportunity to use my voice to speak out.. And - we all make mistakes #WeNurses https://twitter.com/WeNurses/status/1273713361579106305
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:30
RT @PUNC14: @WeNurses #WeNurses it provide a fantastic platform for learning and listening and meeting other interesting people that would…
@lireland197
18 June 2020 21:30
@WeNurses @wenurses is a great example of the benefits. I can have an informed discussion from the comfort of my sofa with people I may otherwise never meet or chat too #wenurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:30
NEXT WEEKS #WeNurses is entirely dedicated to YOUR questions around Covid19 > > http://www.wecommunities.org/tweet-chats/chat-details/5522 https://t.co/KquUvThPU7
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:31
#WeNurses https://t.co/ETZmPQvpGJ
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:31
@LeanneHPatrick @receivingconsnt @GGByrne I don't think you learn by approaching a view with a "side", if you are convinced you are right from the start then you are not learning... much like politicians #wenurses
@AgencyNurse
18 June 2020 21:31
Wow that hour went quickly .... some really thought provoking points made ... i'm now off to google myself :D #WeNurses
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:31
@WeNurses Yes! As a NQN I have learned so much from social media, from networking to advice. It's about risk assessing what you post, think of it as when you write your patient notes - clear, accurate, factual and non biased. #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:32
Practice Nursing Practice Nursing Ra Ra Ra #WeNurses ;) https://twitter.com/AgencyNurse/status/1273714091329302539
@knitknitqueen
18 June 2020 21:32
@WeNurses it is not a risk, it is worth it as social media is so fluid and can be up to date. When a journal or book is published, it is already old.. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:32
@PUNC18_laura thank you for joining us :D #WeNurses
@GwenWPunc19
18 June 2020 21:32
@WeNurses Thank you so much! Really informative! Stay safe and keep well #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:32
Great point ! #WeNurses https://twitter.com/knitknitqueen/status/1273715125472681986
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:32
RT @WeNurses: NEXT WEEKS #WeNurses is entirely dedicated to YOUR questions around Covid19 > > http://www.wecommunities.org/tweet-chats/chat-details/5522 https://t.co/KquUvThP…
@CareHome_Nurse
18 June 2020 21:32
@WeNurses Thanks for a great evening! Great to see different perspectives. #WeNurses
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:32
@WeNurses The examples of good practice and evidence based learning is invaluable. I have contacts with a variety of professionals I would otherwise unlikely have had the opportunity to network with. #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:33
@GwenWPunc19 and you ... thanks for joining us #WeNurses
@HeatherHenry4
18 June 2020 21:33
@AgencyNurse It will all be good Tree.. #WeNurses
@PippaJChillman
18 June 2020 21:33
@WeNurses Always. There are many opportunities to connect & learn from so many people we would normally be unable to communicate with. Anyone can go to work and be unprofessional, perhaps people should reflect more widely on their practice rather than social media being blamed #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:33
@Silverangel882 Great to see you here and thanks for sharing this evening #WeNurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:33
Thank you to @WeNurses for a fantastic tweetchat on online identities. First one in a while for me, really enjoyed the discussion and debate! #WeNurses
@mskahin1
18 June 2020 21:34
@WeNurses I am only responsible for myself and I do not judge others on a profession. The beauty of Nursing lies in diversity in role, staffing and experiences. Social media is a powerful and free tool to learn from other professionals, patients/carers and internationally ? #WeNurses
@FFageyinbo
18 June 2020 21:34
@WeNurses Thank you. #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:34
@WeNurses 100% worth it. I’ve learned so much from #NurseTwitter, made great connections, gained better insights; plus it has helped me when feeling isolated. It gives a sense of community. Allows for collaboration, gives StNs a platform to be heard by nurse leaders #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:35
Super positive and admirable use of constructive social media use enhancing your social media identities this eve.. well done tweeting nurses :) #wenurses Post chat info coming soon.... http://wecommunities.org/tweet-chats/chat-details/5503 https://t.co/UkW02OF7EE
@firogers3
18 June 2020 21:35
@Tabitha69658991 @WeNurses Being advised to join Twitter when on a PHE SN leadership course has had huge impact professionally & personally keeping me updated, connected & opportunities to network #WeNurses
@NRCUK
18 June 2020 21:35
@Natalie_StN @WeNurses Brilliant :) #wenurses
@RnJarek
18 June 2020 21:37
@WeNurses Thats a pretty infographic, i may have to print it out and hang it somewhere in the house #WeNurses
@nursing_nat
18 June 2020 21:37
@WeNurses Thank you... great chat. Really enjoyed it ?? #WeNurses
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:37
@Natalie_StN thank you for joining #wenurses :)
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:38
@PUNC_Hazel thank you for joining #wenurses :)
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:38
@WeNurses #weNurses yes, social media is worth the risk because nurses are humans too. They have a life outside of nursing and they deserve to live that life. Some people use social media to vent, to stay up to date on news and politics or they use it for escapism. Yes it’s worth it.
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:38
@PUNC14 thank you for joining #wenurses :)
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:38
@FFageyinbo thank you for joining #wenurses :)
@WeNurses
18 June 2020 21:39
@PUNC_Hazel thank you too :D #WeNurses
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:41
@OlusholaFashol1 @WeNurses #WeNurses I agree. There’s so much fake news online and it’s easy for people to believe anything once they see it online. It’s not everything you read, you believe. So, us correcting this fake news is important.
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:46
@WeNurses #wenurses, l think the nurse should be referred to NMC guide lines
@INDEPENDENT_MG
18 June 2020 21:49
I’m honestly not sure this can be beaten at this time as ideal preparation of the male for work. I have adopted the Col approach ahead of tomorrow’s shift on the Covid ward #wenurses https://twitter.com/bigshirtlesscol/status/1273703373691400195
@LaughLolita
18 June 2020 21:49
@WeNurses #WeNurses it's always very interesting to learn and share different views on the questions
@kimkellyNA
18 June 2020 21:53
RT @wlasinclair: @WeNurses @HeatherHenry4 #wenurses protect your online identity in the same way as your offline identity. Professional onl…
@GGByrne
18 June 2020 21:53
@NRCUK @LeanneHPatrick @receivingconsnt I agree, though that being said when someone’s really passionate about a topic, can evidence their points and engage others with a view to expanding their horizons they can really change minds. We’re fortunate to have so many experts in their field just a tweet away too #WeNurses
@MhlolisohN
18 June 2020 21:53
@advocatemahere @DavidColtart #WeNurses #RCNStudents
@MhlolisohN
18 June 2020 21:55
@daddyhope @DavidColtart #WeNurses #NHS
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:55
@WeNurses #WeNurses always think before you tweet. Think “is this offensive?” If so, don’t tweet it. You can still be yourself online but just be cautious
@mhldnurse_amy
18 June 2020 21:56
@CorineBuchan @WeNurses I think as your experiences and knowledge grows Corine, your confidence to post more openly evolves. It’s understandable to be cautious. #WeNurses
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:57
@WeNurses #WeNurses be kind. Be compassionate. If you can someone, then do so. Offer help when you can however, don’t go too far
@felicityaje
18 June 2020 21:59
@WeNurses #WeNurses racism, Islamaphobia, homophobia, sexism, anti-semitism, transphobia etc. Promoting violence or ignorance or hatred towards a certain group.
@JayneAshby6
18 June 2020 22:22
RT @WeNurses: QUESTION 5 What should we do if we feel that another nurse has crossed the unprofessional line on social media? #WeNurses…




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