jhoilman

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1. NOTES...how do you take yours?

   jhoilman replied to jkblevins's topic in General Students

   Collaboration is a valuable skill in the workplace. It's great to see that you are learning the art of working together towarDS a common goal early on in your education. Kudos to you and your nursing...

2. Social Media Role Modeling

   jhoilman posted a topic in Nursing Educators, Faculty

   Nursing school administrators do a great job telling students and faculty what not to do with social media, but what about what can be done with social media? Do you model positive social media use?...

3. Facebook and Former Patient Friend Request

   jhoilman replied to us2uk4u's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

   You should check your specific place of employment's social media and fraternization policies. Many places strictly prohibit the "friending" of patients and

4. Patient wants to connect on LinkedIn

   jhoilman replied to otilika's topic in HIPAA Challenges

   I think you make a great point. Students may overshare. Their nursing faculty mentors need to teach and model appropriate therapeutic communication between nurses and patients. Connecting with...

5. Completed Non-Accredited Nursing Program, But Want Higher Education. Help!

   jhoilman replied to TheCommuter's topic in School, College Programs

   You're right, not just proprietary school lack national nursing accreditation. Many community colleges also do not have nationally accredited nursing programs. More than likely it's because the...

6. Social Media, worth it or not?

   jhoilman replied to New 2 iceeYouRN's topic in Nursing Student Assistance

   I agree with the previous poster who pointed out that it's not social media that ruining lives. The people who choose to posted unprofessional pictures or words are sealing their own fate. Question:...

7. New grads and Social Media

   jhoilman replied to NICU Guy's topic in General Students

   Remember that you can untag yourself in pictures and you can block users from posting on your account. Maybe you don't need to delete you acxount. You could learn more about your settings and privacy...

8. Will you delete your Facebook account of you get into nursing school?

   jhoilman replied to RscodADN10's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   When you engage in any social media you have to monitor yourself and others. Like a previous poster said if a friend posted something inappropriate, she would delete it. It is possible to have a...

9. NY Med - a great reminder about social media and nursing

   jhoilman replied to seconddegreebsn's topic in General Students

   So this nurse was fired without warning. She may have signed a social media policy statement stating different things she would not do on social media (i.e. post pictures of the hospital), but even if...

10. Short nurse bio for social media (facebook..)

    jhoilman replied to elenaperod's topic in General Nursing

    I agree that Linkedin.com woould be a better choice for professional correspondence and

11. Social Media

    jhoilman replied to CapeCodMermaid's topic in LTC: Directors, Assistant

    Facebook and social media goes both ways. It can be a career breaker and a career builder. Social media e-professionalism is important every time you put yourself out there on social

12. social media problem

    jhoilman replied to Fruit Sucker's topic in Patient, Colleague Relations

    I don't know if you are a rule follower or not, but in the agreement that you electronically signed in order to utilize Facebook, you explicitly agreed to use you given name. Aliases are not permitted...

13. New grads and Social Media

    jhoilman replied to NICU Guy's topic in General Students

    Social media albeit 10 years young, is still an up and coming technology. Social media can be used for both good and bad. It's very important to be and informed consumer. You all referenced the...

14. Newborn pictures posted on social media?

    jhoilman replied to sandy79's topic in HIPAA Challenges

    Great links. Thank you! Social media e-professionalism and specifically HIPAA can be a very slippery slope. It;s very important to be not only an informed consumer of social media, but also an...

15. NSCBN: Social Media Guidelines for Nurses

    jhoilman replied to NRSKarenRN's topic in Nursing Professionalism

    Social media e-professionalism can be a slippery slop. Dr. Jeff Cain and colleagues have authored great articles for educators and professionals defining e-professionalism. I believe that it's...