Health and care organisations often ask about the differences between a Page and a Profile, so here is my usual response. (TW: I use an example of someone posting on FB that they may have been assaulted later in this…
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Facebook 101 for health and care organisations
Tagged with: Facebook, How-to, Safeguarding, Social Media
Posted in Digital Inclusion, Facebook, How-to, Social Media
Posted in Digital Inclusion, Facebook, How-to, Social Media
What would a “Recovery Hub” look like?
I’m currently starting to ask people in online spaces that I visit what would be useful tools for them in their recovery from periods of mental distress. I want to post a copy of some conversations going on in groups…
Tagged with: Applications to practice, crowd source, disability, DPULO, Facebook, innovation, Mental Health, Recovery Hub, service re-design, Social Media, vocational rehabilitation
Posted in Commons, Occupational Therapy, Recovery
Posted in Commons, Occupational Therapy, Recovery
#CLN12 Leadership for Provision Conference, Leeds 25/04/12
I attended this conference for clinical leaders in Leeds this week. Reflective blogpost still to follow, but here is the transcript of the Twitter conversation (or “backchannel”) to the conference. This demonstrates the excellent and increasing use of social media…
Tagged with: #CLN12, AQP, Health and Social Care Act, leadership, Social Media
Posted in Conference, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Leeds, Social Media, Twitter
Posted in Conference, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Leeds, Social Media, Twitter
#MindTech: the Unconference Grabchat
Background I wasn’t able to get to the recent Mind Tech event, which I was really hoping to attend. However, I was able to blog about it to encourage others to attend, over on my digihealthcon.wordpress.com blog. Please see: http://digihealthcon.wordpress.com/2012/03/27/mind-tech-an-unconference/…
Tagged with: #mentalhealthpound, #MindTech, innovation, Mental Health, Mindapples, Moodscope, Social Media, social prescribing, Unconference, Web 2.0
Posted in Commons, Digital Engagement, Recovery, Stigma, Twitter, Web 2.0
Posted in Commons, Digital Engagement, Recovery, Stigma, Twitter, Web 2.0
#MedEdMOOC, #HCPMOOC or #HealthMOOC?
The process of developing the MOOC for HCP continues apace, but there are still issues we need to hammer out in order to see the maximum possible engagement in the event, and the greatest possible learning opportunities presented to the…
Tagged with: #HCPMOOC, #HealthMOOC, #MedEdMOOC, @DeanJenkins, Applications to practice, Connectivism, education, Guidance, nhssm, Social Media, Social Media Surgery, video conferencing
Posted in Blogging, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Leeds, MOOC, Reflection, Social Media
Posted in Blogging, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Leeds, MOOC, Reflection, Social Media
Nhssm at the Nursing and Midwifery Council for Social Media Week #smwldn #smwnmc #nhssm
I was delighted to see that as part of this year’s Social Media Week, the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) played host to a live #nhssm event. This was entitled “Talking with patients online: what are the boundaries?” and it…
Tagged with: @agencynurse, @andyjaegar, @anniecoops, @a_double_tt, @carlplant, @colinwren, @marl77, @nmcevents, @pamnelmes007, @shirleyayres, @suzettewoodward, Applications to practice, Guidance, nhssm, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Analytics, Blogging, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Reflection, Social Media, Social Media Surgery, Twitter, Web 2.0
Posted in Analytics, Blogging, CPD, Digital Engagement, Interprofessional practice, Reflection, Social Media, Social Media Surgery, Twitter, Web 2.0
What should be included in a #MedEdMOOC? Social Media in Continuing Professional Development
After previously considering what a MOOC for OT, and indeed for healthcare should look like, I am delighted to report that plans are underway to develop the first MOOC for Healthcare Professionals and other interested people, and the name chosen…
Tagged with: #MedEdMOOC, Applications to practice, EBP, education, Peer supervision, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in CPD, Evidence based practice, Reflection, Risk, Social Media
Posted in CPD, Evidence based practice, Reflection, Risk, Social Media
Little Feet pursues PALS- an update in the Mental Health Inpatients Blogging debate
As I wrote in an earlier post, blogger @ChaosandControl, or Little Feet, was recently prevented from blogging whilst an Inpatient in an Acute Mental Health Unit by staff who confiscated her phone to prevent her having access. Without my knowledge,…
Tagged with: @Benwagenaar, @Chaosandcontrol., @HelReynolds, @notbovvered, Applications to practice, CQC, digital strategy, Guidance, honeycomb communications model, infographic, Little Feet, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Mental Health, Monmouthshire City Council, nhssm, PALS, Reflection, ReynoldsPR, Social Business Hierarchy of Needs, Social Media, Social Media Triage, Streisand effect, Web 2.0
Posted in Blogging, Digital Engagement, Inpatient Services, PTSD, Recovery, Reflection, Risk, Social Media, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0
Posted in Blogging, Digital Engagement, Inpatient Services, PTSD, Recovery, Reflection, Risk, Social Media, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0
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