Best Practices for Social Media & Policies – Alisa Tagg

Activity Profession, eLearning

Social media is a unique and ever growing way to connect. As healthcare workers we need to ensure the privacy and dignity of patients and residents in long-term and post acute care facilities. In this session, we will explore the different types of social media and review best practices to proper policies and procedures. We must ensure the safety of our patients and residents. We must also ensure proper protocol is in place for all staff.

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Activity Profession, eLearning, MEPAP Instructors, Regulations/Documentation

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Dementia, eLearning

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eLearning, Programming

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