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New Technology and Clinical Training

Tony Wainwright - Ruth Baker - Craig Newman

Developing good practice in social networking

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Running order

3.30 Overview – Tony and Ruth

3.45 A trainee’s experience – Craig

4.10 Questions

4.15 Group work

4.30 Feedback 2 minutes per group

4.40 Closing discussion

4.45 Close

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What is the issue we are dealing with ? Growth of social media Psychological meaning of social media land Use and misuse in healthcare Educational networks

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Growth of social media

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Facebooks growth

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Psychological meaning of social media land

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Trial halted over Facebook contact

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Students and lecturers

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Social networking has had a bad press

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Social networking has also had a good press

Volunteers arrive at Clapham, ready with brooms, to help with the clean up after the riots

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Educational networks

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Teenagers can use it effectively

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Research in academic journals

The results suggest that the relationship (between emotional and academic adjustment and the number of facebook friends) becomes positive later in college life when students use Facebook effectively to connect socially with their peers. Lastly, the number of Facebook friends and not the time spent on Facebook predicted college adjustment, suggesting the value of studying further the notion of Facebook friends.

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Use of social media in healthcare

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Doctor identified patient on Facebook

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Social network links gut flora

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Policies

DCP draft guidance

RCN advice on using the internet

BMA Using social media: practical and ethical guidance for doctors and medical student