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. 

New to Twitter? CLICK HERE to download our step by step guide on how to get involved and join in the conversation.

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

Twitter News

Last Twitter Chats

BACCN Twitter Chat February 2021 #baccnahp - AHP input into Critical Care report

I want to thank @TantamKate for once again supporting our twitter chat earlier this month.  The last 12-18months has certainly cemented the vital input that’s required from a multidisciplinary team in caring for the patients (and their loved ones) within Critical Care.   Lets keep this conversation going and join Kate, Peter Nydahl and Dale Needham during #BACCNConf2021 with our Humanising Critical Care conference stream. Visit our conference website: https://www.baccn.org/conference/ for more information.

For now you can use our usual Wakelet summary: https://wke.lt/w/s/optoGC  to revisit some of the chatter.  Please join us on the 10^th of March for our #baccnleadership twitter chat where well focus on nursing leadership breaking down barriers within Critical Care Nursing – theme of our upcoming 2^nd virtual conference.

Thank you and lets keep the conversation going….

Karin Gerber

BACCN Conference Director 

BACCN Twitter Chat January 2021 #baccndiversity report

This chat was moderated by @nicki_credland the Chair of the BACCN. The BACCN National board have been working hard, exploring ways to increase engagement with nurses from a Back, Asian or Minority Ethnicity (BAME) and to improve BAME representation at both a regional and national level.

Following on from our first BAME Award that supports a project related to BAME issues within Critical Care we discussed your experience and what you would like the BACCN to focus on over the next year with regards to this. A full report will follow.

Let’s talk #baccndiversity.

BACCN Twitter Chat December 2020 #baccnrehab Report

I want to thank @TantamKate for supporting our #baccnrehab twitter chat last week. There was such a palpable energy amongst those that took part in sharing our own individual goals when talking about ICU Rehabilitation.  We can learn so much from each other to improve the overall experience of patients and families within our everyday.  Lets keep this conversation going and join Kate and me during  #BACCNConf2021 with our Humanising Critical Care conference stream. Watch this space as to how you can get involved!!

For now you can use our usual Wakelet summary: https://wke.lt/w/s/IuISJ9 to revisit some of the chatter.  Please join us on the 8^th of January for our #baccndiversity twitter chat where well focus on “Diversity (BAME) within Critical Care Nursing” facilitated by our Chair @credland_nicki.

Thank you and lets keep the conversation going….

Karin Gerber
BACCN Conference Director  

Upcoming Twitter Chats

Past Twitter Chat Reports

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Let's keep the conversation going.

@karin_gerber on behalf of @BACCNUK