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

BACCN Twitter Chat: November 2020 #baccnrecruit Report

Thank you to all those that joined in on the 17th of November twitter chat where we explored the subject of recruitment and retention within Critical Care Nursing and as usual we could’ve carried on chatting long after the hour was up.  I’ve put together a summary of the tweets that could be used for your revalidation purposes https://wke.lt/w/s/bVvNA8

We’ll continue our twitter discussions on the 10th of December where we’ll be discussing “Nurse led rehabilitation within Critical Care” a great follow up discussion from our Critical care Rehabilitation: A call to action” during our virtual #BACCNConf2020.  Please join us and let’s keep the conversation going #baccnrehab

Karin Gerber

BACCN Conference Director

Upcoming Twitter Chats

17.11.2020 #baccnrecruit - Recruitment and Retention with Critical Care Nursing 
10.12.2020 #baccnrehab - Nurse led rehabilitation 
08.01.2021 #baccndiversity - Diversity (BAME) within Critical Care Nursing
06.02.2021 #baccnahp - AHP input into Critical Care
10.03.2021 #baccnleadership - Nursing Leadership breaking down barriers within Critical Care Nursing 
15.04.2021 Details to follow
19.05.2021 #baccnoutreach Critical Care Outreach Practitioner Competencies 
12.06.2021 Details to follow
06.07.2021 #baccnmidwifery The deteriorating obstetric/midwifery patient
09.09.2021 #BACCNConf2021
15.10.2021 Details to follow
19.11.2021 #baccnpaeds The impact of paediatric long term ventilation on adult critical care services

Past Twitter Chat Reports

17.11.20 #baccnrecruit - Recruitment and Retention with Critical Care Nursing 
01.10.20 #baccnassociate - Nursing Associates within Critical Care - your thoughts?
07.09.20 #BACCNConf2020 - 7th of September (Monday)
16.07.20 HELP: I'm presenting at conference, what now?- 16th of July (Friday) 7-8 pm #presentation
07.10.19  Incivility in hospital environment - 7th of October (Monday)   #rudenessatwork 
05.11.19 Compliance with EWS - 5th of November (Tuesday) #ews
11.12.19 Pet therapy: pro / con - 11th of December (Wednesday) #pets
16.01.20 Enhanced levels of care: how does this impact ICU - 16th of January (Thursday) #enhanced
21.02.20 Pediatric patient in adult ICU - 21st of Feb (Friday) #paeds
23.03.20 Staff moves across the organisation - 23rd of March (Monday) #staffmove
28.04.20 How do we keep our patients and their loved ones in touch with each other in these unprecedented times? - 28th of April (Tuesday) #baccnkeepintouch
26.05.20

Stress management interventions for intensive and critial care nurses: A systematic review - 26 May (Tuesday) #baccnmind
11.06.20 All things non-invasive ventilation related in particular with regards to the increasing use of CPAP during COVID-19 #baccnniv

  *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