social media guide for hospice & palliative nurses
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HPNA Social Media Guide for Hospice & Palliative Nurses
Renee Berry
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What is the goal of this guide?
leadership
encourage
life-long learningconnection
collaboration
Renée Berry @rfberry
Why palliative care and hospice?
Why digital media?
What will we review today?
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative care nurse?
Platform overviews: LinkedIn, Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, Google+
Platform overviews: LinkedIn, Twitter, Blogging, Facebook, Google+
Finding your social rhythm.
Understanding shifts in communications.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Stay in touch with current professional connections and strengthen those relationships.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Create new professional relationships.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Be accessible to new nursing leaders.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Learn from the expertise of contacts in different diciplines.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Build credibility.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Break down healthcare silos.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Encourage interdiciplinary collaboration.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Witness discussions on the latest research and articles being discussed in palliative care and hospice.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Participate in discussions on the latest research and articles being discussed in palliative care and hospice.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Explore opportunities
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Explore opportunities for personal reflection,
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Explore opportunities for personal reflection,for self care,
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Explore opportunities for personal reflection,for self care,for preventing burnout,
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Explore opportunities for personal reflection,for self care,for preventing burnout, for growth.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Support nurses for personal reflection,for self care,for preventing burnout, for growth.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Help the public understand palliative care.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Print Website Blog PrintWebsiteBlogSocial Media
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
Print Website Blog PrintWebsiteBlogSocial Media
One-Way Messaging Conversational
Understanding Shifts in Communications
improve the quality of information online.
Why utilize social media as a hospice and palliative nurse?
finding your social rhythm
finding your social rhythmwhat does
mean?
Finding your rhythm is a commitment.
finding your social rhythmwhat does
mean?
Finding your rhythm is a commitment to learning,
finding your social rhythmwhat does
mean?
Finding your rhythm is a commitment to learning, an understanding that everything will not make sense all at once,
finding your social rhythmwhat does
mean?
Finding your rhythm is a commitment to learning, an understanding that everything will not make sense all at once, and that consistency and producing content come with practice.
finding your social rhythmwhat does
mean?
finding your social rhythm
Palliative Nusing Leadership Institute
finding your social rhythm
It is a procses.
finding your social rhythm
Focus on practicing a public voice.
finding your social rhythm
The relevance of specific social media platfomrs will varry over time.
finding your social rhythm
Recognize the skills developed may be more important than a presence on a platform.
finding your social rhythm
Be patient with the process.
Commit to learning.
who has the Time?
Recognize the skills developed may be more important than a presence on a platform.
who has the Time?
Recognize the skills developed may be more important than a presence on a platform.
who has the Time?
Be patient with the process.
Recognize the skills developed may be more important than a presence on a platform.
who has the Time?you can engage in
social media platforms.
& No, it does not have to take up a lot more of your time.
Is not just for job searching.
You approve who is connected to you and who is not.
You approve who is connected to you and who is not.
Stick with connecting to people you know.
Stay connected with colleagues.
Connect with people outside of hospice and palliative care.
Connect with people outside of hospice and palliative care.
Build interdiciplinary trust.
Your digital office space.
Is not just saying things in 140 characters.
Your digital conference room.
How do #hashtags work?
How do #hashtags work?
#hpm
How do #hashtags work?
#hpm
#nursing
#palliative
#hospice
Search for a hashtag on Twitter.
Save your favorite searches.
Search for a hashtag on Twitter.
Follow suggested users for hashtags.
TwitterHome
Where you see tweets sent by the people you follow.
Twitter@Connect
Where you see tweets where someone includes your username in the message.
Twitter#Discover
Twitter features content based on your intersets.
TwitterMe
Where you can view the tweets you sent.
Blogging
Scrapbooking professional interests.
Blogging
‧leadership development in palliative care‧moments of learning, appreciating mentors‧clarifying common misconceptions‧public health implications of palliative care
Blogging
Blogging‧caregiver health‧interdisciplinary collaboration ‧preventing compassion fatigue
Blogging
‧public policy issues (with a thoughtful and respectful tone)
‧clinical education and best practices‧reflecting on roles of different team members
Blogging‧supporting colleagues and inspiring young nurses to enter the field‧reflections on how healthcare issues are portrayed in the local media‧reflections on how healthcare issues are discussed in national media
Blogging
HIPPA
Respectful Tone Platform Selection
Platform SelectionContributing
tmi?
Your digital living room.
Your digital living room.
FacebookIf you would not
invite someone into
your home, do not connect with them
on Facebook.
Check your privacy settings.
Re-Check your privacy settings.
Choose not to share anything you have privacy concerns about.
FacebookThey don’t know
what you don’t tell
them.
Like Pages
Facebook.com/HPNAinfo
FacebookShare interesting
content.
Google+
Very public.
Google+
Great for amplifying blog posts.
Google+
Hangouts.
Google+
Hangouts.
Google+
Keep an eye out for professionally engaging live broadcasts.
Priorities
who has the Time?Social Media for Hospice and Palliative Nurses 1 hour/month + 10minutes/day1. LinkedIn — maintaining a profile, joining groups, sharing blog articles2. Contribute to the HPNA blog — set a goal of writing a reflection post 2/year
3. Engage on the HPNA Facebook Page every other week4. Have an active presence on Twitter (10 minutes per day)
Engage
leadership
life-long learningconnection
collaboration
with digital media
with digital media
implement
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HPNA Social Media Guide for Hospice & Palliative Nurses
Renee Berry
Click Here Download the Guide
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