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Using social media in contemporary nursing: risks and benefits
Sadie Geraghty1, Renjith Hari2, Kim Oliver3
1Associate Professor, University of Notre Dame, Australia.
Abstract:
Social media has become incorporated into the practice of contemporary nursing. It must be acknowledged by the nurse and the nursing profession that social media has the power to enable the nurse to network with colleagues and share research findings through both private and open forums. However, it also has the potential to negatively influence patient care. This article discusses the use of social media and the dilemmas both ethical and legal. It highlights the need for the nurse and the nursing profession to remain vigilant regarding its use within both their personal and professional lives, to ensure that no boundaries are inadvertently crossed.
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