Nursing Informatics
Unless you’re a nurse who’s been, as they say, living under a rock for the last decade or two, the marriage of nursing and technology is pretty much a fait accompli, an indisputable fact of life....
View ArticleNurses and Blogging
Following up on my previous post about the intersection of nurses and social media, this post will focus on blogs, blogging, and nurse bloggers. Blogs, originally known as “weblogs” back in the...
View ArticleThe Risks of Using Social Media
Back in March of this year, I wrote a post about the three main social media tools that nurses seem to be using: Twitter, Facebook and Linked In. While social media is a wonderful thing, there are also...
View ArticleNursing and Technology
Advancing technology has become part and parcel of nursing and healthcare in the last several decades, and with the pace of change and innovation increasing exponentially, there’s obviously no turning...
View ArticleTune In To Social Media for Nurses!
Social media is everywhere, and there are so many ways that you, as a nurse, can keep your finger on the pulse of what’s happening in the profession by tuning into social media. Twitter Twitter is...
View ArticleFocus on Linked In
Last week, I wrote a general post about the uses of social media for nurses. Over the next few weeks, I plan to focus in on each platform that I recommended, with some specific pointers on how to get...
View ArticleFocus on Twitter
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been delving into the world of social media and how it can be useful to nurses, whether they’re entrepreneurs or bedside caregivers. My first post was about social media...
View ArticleFocus on Facebook
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been delving into the world of social media and how it can be useful to nurses, whether they’re entrepreneurs or bedside caregivers. My first post was about social media...
View ArticleFocus on Google+
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been delving into the world of social media and how it can be useful to nurses, whether they’re entrepreneurs or bedside caregivers. My first post was about social media...
View ArticleLinkedIn Nursing Groups
If you’re looking for ways to connect with other nurses in order to learn, share, and grow as a nurse, nursing groups on LinkedIn is a great way to do just that. LinkedIn is a powerful social media...
View ArticleLinkedIn + Microsoft = Important For Nurses
If you’re a nurse who has heard that LinkedIn is a smart platform to use as a healthcare and nursing professional, what you heard is correct. With the news that Microsoft has purchased LinkedIn for...
View ArticleNurses, Technology, and Informatics
The jury has reached its decision, and it seems that the inevitable pairing of nursing, medicine, healthcare, and technology is permanent. In the 21st century, there’s just no running away from the...
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