Topic: social media and the role of nursing

Order Description
in this assessment you are to draw upon the concepts of the Modified Stripling Model (2003) and examine your responsibilities as a university nursing student and a future registered nurse with the use of social media by exploring the University of South Australia Student Code of Conduct, University of South Australia Social Media Guidelines (2014) and the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) Social Media Policy (2014).

Your task is to:

1- Provide an introduction to your discussion.
2- Briefly describe how you currently engage with social media(first person speech). eg(facebook, twitter etc)
3- Discuss how your use of social media will change with your role as a nursing student and future health care professional(third person speech).
4- Conclude with a statement describing how your understanding of social media use has changed as a result of your reading.

words counts (1000) and 10 journal articles peer viewed only references

Topic: social media and the role of nursing

Order Description
in this assessment you are to draw upon the concepts of the Modified Stripling Model (2003) and examine your responsibilities as a university nursing student and a future registered nurse with the use of social media by exploring the University of South Australia Student Code of Conduct, University of South Australia Social Media Guidelines (2014) and the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency (AHPRA) Social Media Policy (2014).

Your task is to:

1- Provide an introduction to your discussion.
2- Briefly describe how you currently engage with social media(first person speech). eg(facebook, twitter etc)
3- Discuss how your use of social media will change with your role as a nursing student and future health care professional(third person speech).
4- Conclude with a statement describing how your understanding of social media use has changed as a result of your reading.

words counts (1000) and 10 journal articles peer viewed only references