SOCIAL MEDIA FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS: BALANCING THE RISKS AND BENEFITS
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1 Elinor Larney, Interim Registrar, Ontario CAOT Conference May 30, 2013 SOCIAL MEDIA FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS: BALANCING THE RISKS AND BENEFITS Association of Canadian Occupational Therapy Regulatory Organizations (ACOTRO) Sponsored Session
2 PRESENTATION OUTLINE» Social media use by healthcare professionals» Benefits and risks of healthcare professionals using social media» Ontario Survey of Social Media use by OTs» Principles for Good Social Media Use in OT practice» Story of Successful Social Media in Practice
3 WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA? Online digital technologies and practices that are used to share opinions and information, experiences and perspectives, promote discussion and build relationships e.g. Google +, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. is not considered to be social media, for the purposes of this presentation COTO 2012
4 SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IS ALL OVER THE NEWS Ø In 2010, 4 nursing students expelled from university for posing with human placenta on Facebook Ø In 2008 a group of dental nurses were reprimanded by their bosses for establishing a social networking group called I m a dental nurse and I hate patients because Bri%sh Broadcas%ng Corpora%on, 2009
5 SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IS ALL OVER THE NEWS In 2009 a group of doctors and nurses were suspended for posting pictures of themselves lying down in unusual places around a hospital. (Fox News, 2011; British Broad) casting Corporation, 2011; Bri%sh Broadcas%ng Corpora%on, 2009
6 SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IS ALL OVER THE NEWS Facebook Flirts:» A female GP sought advice from the Medical Defence Union recently after being asked out by a 30 year old man she treated for whiplash after a car accident» Following the consultation, he sent her her favourite flowers, lilies» He then turned up with a travel book he thought she would like» It became apparent that he was finding this information from her Facebook site» She was advised to improve her security settings and told to have other GPs at the practice treat the patient in the future Bri%sh Broadcas%ng Corpora%on, 2009
7 SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IS ALL OVER THE NEWS More than 40% of nurses say a colleague has inappropriately posted details of pa7ents or colleagues on social media sites.
8 BENEFITS OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS» Professional consultation» eg: Interactive blogs sharing details of successful treatment strategies» Continuing education and professional development» eg: OTs posting notices of clinical education courses on their professional Facepage» Improved client care» eg: Clinical problem solving
9 RISKS OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS» Privacy and confidentiality breaches» Crossing professional boundaries» Negative publicity» Reputational damage» Reduced trust and confidence in the profession» Potential Conflict of Interest, in advertising and marketing» Potential loss of control of information posted online
10 WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH PUBLIC PROTECTION? Ø Colleges protect the public interest by setting standards for practice and having programs in place so that OTs practice safely and effectively (College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario, 2011) Ø Colleges can provide guidance for use of social media - high risk to the public
11 Ø Electronic survey to all 4,926 OTs in Ontario on their use of social media Ø Information Re: demographics, use of social media, privacy measures taken and concerns with using social media Ø 61% of respondents used social media more for personal reasons as opposed to professional use Ø 892 completed the survey (18%)
12 Use of social media in OT practice No, I do not use social media in OT practice (72%) Yes, I use social media in OT practice (25%) Not applicable (2%) COTO 2012
13 Respondents use of social media based on the number years they have been practicing OT 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% % Based on those who answered "Yes, I use social media" 15% 10% 5% 0% 0 to 1 year 1 to 5 years 5 to 10 years years years 30 years or more % Based on those who answered "No, I do not use social media" COTO 2012
14 Types of social media sites for personal and professional reasons 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% % Based on those who responded to types of social media used for personal reasons 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google + You Tube Dating sites % Based on those who responded to types of social media used for professional reasons COTO 2012
15 Member s opinions on using social media in the future in their personal life and in OT Practice 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% % Based on those who responded about using social media in the future in their personal life 20% 10% 0% Not applicable- I already use social media I do not currently use social media and I do not plan on using it I need to think about it I do not use it now but will consider using it in the future I might use it % Based on those who responded about using social media in the future in OT practice COTO 2012
16 RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE SURVEY All OTs need to be informed about: The risks and benefits to using social media How to protect personal privacy on social media How to use social media in a safe and professional manner
17 GOOD PRINCIPLES FOR SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY OTS 1. Professionalism: OTs conduct in accordance with the standards and principles of the profession in all forms of communica7on Expecta7on by Colleges that OTs will conduct themselves in a manner befifng a Health Professional at all %mes.
18 GOOD PRINCIPLES FOR SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY OTS (CONTINUED) 2. Privacy and Confiden7ality: Ensure social media pos7ngs do not reveal personal health informa7on Poten7al for breaching confiden7ality by conveying informa7on via an anecdote (Cain, 2011; College of Physicians and Surgeons of Bri7sh Columbia, 2010; Mostaghimi & CroOy, 2011; University of Toronto, 2010) Poten7al for breaching privacy on social media groups
19 GOOD PRINCIPLES FOR SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY OTS (CONTINUED) 3. Risk Management: Level of risk should be re- assessed on a regular basis, monitor sites regularly Recognize the poten%al for all communica%on on social media sites to be public and permanent
20 GOOD PRINCIPLES FOR SOCIAL MEDIA USE BY OTS (CONTINUED) 4. Professional Boundaries Avoid dual rela%onships with clients Refrain from accep%ng/ini%a%ng invita%ons to be online friends. (College of Physicians and Surgeons of Bri%sh Columbia, 2010) 5. Adver%sing: Social media pages meant for adver%sing where the public can post freely are a risk e.g. Client posts and tes%monials
21 ELEMENTS OF A GOOD SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM» Be Real authentic, honest, transparent» Protect the Client privacy, respect» Respect Sensitive Information confidentiality» Uphold Professional Standards» Understand Violations and Risks of SM
22 ELEMENTS OF A GOOD SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM, CONT.» Pause Before you Post» Respect the Brand of your employer» Go Ahead, Engage» Monitor your Social Media sites» Adapted from Sutter Health Network, and Russell Herder, Ethos Business Law
23 CONCLUSION» The Principles should guide OTs to continue to participate in social media while minimizing risk to the public» Social media has the ability to evolve and grow OT practice with evolving technology, and the potential benefits for clients
24 References American Medical Association. (2011). AMA policy: professionalism in the use of social media. Available: American Medical News. (2010). Social media consults may harbor dangers. Available: Association of Canadian Occupational Therapy Regulatory Organizations. (2011). Essential competencies of practice for occupational therapists in Canada (3rd ed.). Toronto: CAOT Publications. Australian Medical Association Council of Doctors-in-Training, New Zealand Medical Association Doctors-in- Training Council, New Zealand Medical Students Association, & Australian Medical Students Association. (2011). Social media and the medical profession: a guide to online professionalism for medical practitioners and medical students. Retrieved June 29, 2011, from: British Association of Occupational Therapists and College of Occupational Therapists (2010) Social Media Strategy and Guidance Retrieved March 15, 2012 from: British Broadcasting Corporation. (2009). Doctors warned about risk of Facebook flirts. Available: news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/ stm British Broadcasting Corporation. (2011). Medics warned over Facebook risks. Available: news/health Cain, J. (2011). Social media in health care: the case for organizational policy and employee education. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 68,
25 References cont d Central Office of Information. (2009). Engaging through social media: a guide for civil servants. Available: Change Foundation. (2011). Using social media to improve healthcare quality: a guide to current practice and future promise. Available: foundation.ca/docs/socialmediatoolkit.pdf College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario. (2011). About the college. Available: College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario. (2011). Code of ethics. Available: College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario. (2009). Standards for professional boundaries. Available: College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario. (2008) Standards for record keeping. Available: College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia. (2010). Resource manual: social media and online networking forums. Available: 25
26 References cont d Fox News. (2011). Placenta photo gets Kansas nursing students expelled. Available: Government of Ontario. (2004). Personal Health Information and Protection Act. Available: Mostaghimi, A., & Crotty, B.H. (2011). Professionalism in the digital age. Annals of internal medicine, 154, National Research Corporation. (2011). 1 in 5 Americans use social media for health care information. Available: Nursing Times. (2011). Nurses breaching online rules. Available: Ontario College of Teachers. Professional advisory: use of electronic communication and social media. Available: University of Toronto. (2010). Guidelines for appropriate use of the internet, electronic networking and other media. Available: 26
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