-Millions of health professions students and healthcare providers use social networking sites for personal and professional reasons. -However, when used carelessly, this can degrade working and learning environments, harm reputations, and negatively affect patient safety. -Cyberincivility refers to behaviors deemed disrespectful, insensitive or disruptive, and potentially harmful to patients and/or organizations that occur in online environment. -This study could inform decisions about design of educational innovations and practice changes in the technology-mediated environment.

Date

• 2018

Lead Author/Creator

• De Gagne, Jennie C.

Additional Contributors

• Buechner, Abigail H.
• Conklin, Jamie L.
• Park, Hyeyoung K.
• Sun, Huilin
• Yamane, Sandra S.
• Hall, Katherine M.
• Roth, Noelle Wyman

Affiliation

• Duke University Health System
• School of Nursing

Keywords/Phrases

• Nurses
• Nursing students
• Cyberincivility

Item type

• Poster

Permanent Link:

• http://hdl.handle.net/2193.1/GQ67JR170

Educational Competency

• Curriculum Design
• Educational Theory
• Assessment
• Lifelong Learning
• Education Technology

Reporting Area:

• Education Day

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