Twitter Chats
Join the Conversation!
Members of the BACCN National Board will be hosting regular Twitter Chats and encourage you to join them at @BACCNUK.
Dates are listed below and remember to use the relevent # to follow the conversation.
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Following some feedback our regular twitter are now on a rolling schedule which means the chat will take place on a different day of the week every month to enable more of you to take part, although each chat will still start at 7pm for 1 hour. Looking forward to continue our debates around some very interesting topics.
#letskeeptheconversationgoing by @karin_gerber on behalf of @BACCNUK
All chats will take place 19:00 - 20:00
Next Twitter Chat:
#baccnpaeds The impact of paediatric long term ventilation on adult critical care services. More information to follow.
Twitter News
Last Twitter Chats
I want to thank @HeatherBaid for moderating our #baccngreen twitter chat last week. Sustainability in critical care involves responsible healthcare which does not put future financial, environmental and social resourcing at risk. The BACCN in recognition that the current climate emergency is leading to a associated health emergency published a position statement on environmental sustainability https://www.baccn.org/media/resources/BACCN_statement_on_environmental_sustainability_01REmcH.pdf . Single-use and other disposable items including mountains of PPE necessitated by the global COVID-19 pandemic has once again raised the question “How GREEN is your ICU”? I want to thank you all that took part especially as this will form part of ongoing research exploring the environmental sustainability issues in intensive care practice from the point of view of those working in intensive care or who are somehow connected to intensive care units. https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/sustainablecriticalcare/green-icu-research/ Please do get in touch with Heather for more information.
Please remember that you can use our usual Wakelet summary: https://wke.lt/w/s/fp3b5Z to revisit some of the chatter and or support your CPD hours / reflections.
Our next twitter chat will be on 06/07 where we will be exploring the deteriorating obstetric / midwifery patient #baccnmidwifery
Thank you and let’s keep the conversation going….
Karin Gerber
BACCN Conference Director
Upcoming Twitter Chats
If you would like to suggest a topic for discussion please contact support@baccn.org
| 19.11.2021 | #baccnpaeds The impact of paediatric long term ventilation on adult critical care services |
| 06.01.2022 | TBC |
| 09.02.2022 | TBC |
| 15.03.2022 | TBC |
| 18.04.2022 | TBC |
| 26.05.2022 | TBC |
| 29.06.2022 | TBC |
| 26.07.2022 | TBC |
| 26.08.2022 | TBC |
| 26.09.2022 | TBC |
| 14.10.2022 |
Oct #BACCNConf2022 |
| 17.11.2022 | TBC |
Past Twitter Chat Reports
| 10.03.21 | #baccnleadership - Nursing Leadership breaking down barriers within Critical Care Nursing |
| 06.02.21 | #baccnahp - AHP input into Critical Care |
| 08.01.21 | #baccndiversity - Diversity (BAME) within Critical Care Nursing |
| 10.12.20 | #baccnrehab - Nurse Led Rehabilitation |
*Topics subject to change* Click on topics for more info
Why we should engage with SoME as Professionals
For more information on why we should engage with SoMe please see below link and video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6xJkePaGq0&feature=youtu.be
Let's keep the conversation going.
@karin_gerber on behalf of @BACCNUK