Electronic and Social Media

Scruth, Elizabeth; Pugh, Dale; Adams, Carmen; Foss-Durant, Anne M.

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“…and Scruth et.al . [ 49 ] caution practitioners to be aware that information they share on social media platforms is considered public by those who view it. This has the potential to create liability at the highest level of a healthcare system.…”

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Factors that influence the scope of practice of the chiropractic profession in Australia: a thematic analysis

Wiggins,

Downie,

Engel

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Chiropr Man Therap

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Scope of practice has been defined as the activities that an individual health care practitioner is allowed to undertake within a specific profession. The chiropractic profession in Australia does not currently have a documented scope of practice. Informed discussions around scope of practice are hampered by a paucity of literature in this area. Acknowledging this void in the literature, we chose to investigate the factors that influence scope of practice of the chiropractic profession. A knowledge of the factors will facilitate discussion on the topic and help the profession to work towards establishing a scope of practice.Aim The aim of this study was to identify the factors that influence scope of practice of chiropractic in Australia from the perspective of 4 stakeholder groups within the profession.Methods This study employed semi-structured, online-interviews. Open-ended questions, guided by a flexible interview protocol, and augmented by supplemental questions, probes and comments, were used to gather data on the research question. Data were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis.Results Six factors that influenced scope of practice of chiropractic were identified in this study: education, evidence (research-derived and practice-based), political influence, community expectations, entrepreneurial business models, and geographical location.Conclusion Knowledge of the factors that influence scope of practice of chiropractic in Australia is important for establishing a scope of practice for the profession. This knowledge is also of value to a range of stakeholders including patients, health care providers (within and outside the profession), professional associations, and policymakers.

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“…Social media content not only reflects practitioners’ professionalism, but also has the capacity to influence public opinion of the profession. Additionally, acting inappropriately on social media platforms could result in punitive action by the regulators including the cancellation of a practitioner’s registration [ 49 ].…”

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Factors that influence the scope of practice of the chiropractic profession in Australia: a thematic analysis

Wiggins,

Downie,

Engel

et al. 2024

Chiropr Man Therap

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“…There are three main types of social media. These are web publishing such as blogs; content sharing, where users share media and document files such as YouTube or Google Docs; and social networking sites (SNS) in which users connect with each other in mutual relationships (Scruth, Pugh, Adams, & Foss-Durant, 2015). Through these media, the nurse can step outside of the physical health care setting or clinic walls, to develop new and different relationships with families.…”

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Leveraging Social Media in #FamilyNursing Practice

Schroeder

2016

J Fam Nurs

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The use of social media to find and disseminate health information is rapidly increasing worldwide. It is essential for family nurses to participate in this trend, and to meet our clients where they are, on social media. Nurses can use social media to promote family health, reduce illness suffering, and meet family needs for information and support. As well, social media provides a way to build relationships with families outside of the physical health care setting or clinic. It is important to understand the types and potential uses of social media, as well as the risks and pitfalls. Standards for e-professionalism must be maintained. Through using social media, family nurses can increase their reach and effectiveness for family health promotion.

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Privacy Literacy: From Theory to Practice

Wissinger¹

2017

Comminfolit

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Libraries and librarians have dealt with patron privacy issues since their inception, often serving as educators and advocates. In today's social media-filled landscape, patron privacy has moved from the safeguarding of traditional library records to the creation, use, and ownership of information maintained in an online world. As the core educators for many aspects of literacy, librarians need to keep pace with the issues their users face daily. This paper centers on privacy literacy as an independent area of instruction for library sessions. It reviews a theoretical framework to support privacy literacy instruction and showcases resources and tools for creating privacy literacy education. Finally, privacy issues in healthcare are used to demonstrate the potential impact of privacy literacy instruction.

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Electronic and Social Media

Cited by 4 publications

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Factors that influence the scope of practice of the chiropractic profession in Australia: a thematic analysis

Factors that influence the scope of practice of the chiropractic profession in Australia: a thematic analysis

Leveraging Social Media in #FamilyNursing Practice

Privacy Literacy: From Theory to Practice

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