Below is a SlideShare of today’s #RNchat, organized in chronological order (from beginning of chat to sometime just after). Today’s topics were Drug Diversion. Usually we have two topics, but tonight’s topic seemed to spark a lot of interesting dialogue, so I let it go on for the entire hour. These slide decks are also on RNchat’s Transcripts page.NOTE: Twitter crashed just as the chat started and so the tweet about the topic (T1) did not make it into the file below. Here’s Topic 1:

T1 Drug Diversion: What have been your experiences (be mindful of confidentiality of course). Big problem? Getting better or worse? #RNchat

You can download the file or view it in Full Screen mode as a slide show:

As always, thank you to those who joined today. If you’re new to #RNchat, just follow @RNchat on Twitter and we’ll provide updates and links on how to make the best use of this nursing chat. You can also send inquires to info [at] RNchat [dot] org.

Below is a SlideShare of today’s #RNchat, organized in chronological order (from beginning of chat to sometime just after). Today’s topics were Virtual Health (testing the limits of web-based health care) and Radical Re-Think (what fundamental nursing traditions need to be re-visited & challenged). These slide decks are also on RNchat’s Transcripts page.You can download the file or view it in Full Screen mode as a slide show:

As always, thank you to those who joined today. If you’re new to #RNchat, just follow @RNchat on Twitter and we’ll provide updates and links on how to make the best use of this nursing chat. You can also send inquires to info [at] RNchat [dot] org.

Below is a SlideShare of a PDF of today’s #RNchat, organized in chronological order (from beginning of chat to sometime just after). Today’s topics were Workplace Bullying and Infection Control. These slide decks are also on RNchat’s Transcripts page.You can download the file or view it in Full Screen mode as a slide show:

As always, thank you to those who joined today. If you’re new to #RNchat, just follow @RNchat on Twitter and we’ll provide updates and links on how to make the best use of this nursing chat. You can also send inquires to info [at] RNchat [dot] org.

Below is a SlideShare of today’s #RNchat, organized in chronological order (from beginning of chat to sometime just after). Today’s topics were Online Boundaries and Nursing Humor.You can download the file or view it in Full Screen mode as a slide show:

Today’s chat turned out to be a lot fun. As always, thank you to those who joined today. If you’re new to #RNchat, just follow @RNchat on Twitter and we’ll provide updates and links on how to make the best use of this nursing chat. You can also send inquires to info [at] RNchat [dot] org.Oh, and if you’re a recruiter or marketer who mistakenly believes that Interruption Marketing works in the 21st Century, you’ll find that the cost of spamming these conversations isn’t worth the candle. One of you found that out today. Recruiting and marketing have their places on Twitter but they belong to those who are remarkable at what they do and who know the difference between conversation and broadcasting.

Below is a SlideShare of a PDF of today’s #RNchat, organized in chronological order (from beginning of chat to sometime just after). Today’s topics were Nursing Education and Clinical Collaboration. You can download the file or view it in Full Screen mode as a slide show:

As always, thank you to those who joined today. If you’re new to #RNchat, just follow @RNchat on Twitter and we’ll provide updates and links on how to make the best use of this nursing chat. You can also send inquires to info [at] RNchat [dot] org.