1. Power On: Using Technology in Cancer Care Joni Watson, MBA, MSN, RN, OCN® @joniwatson

2. Discuss oncology nurses’ role advancing patient care, public health, and the profession via electronic tools and digital communications. Objective

3. Nurse Communication Strategies

4. Traditional

5. Modern

6. Generational Differences in Electronic & Digital Use

7. The Greatest Generation Born 1901-1926

8. The Silent Generation Born 1927-1945

9. Baby Boomers Born 1946-1964

10. Gen X Born 1965-1980

11. Gen Y Born 1981-2000

12. Generation Z Born after 2001

13. Changing Internet Landscape

14. Web 1.0

15. Web 2.0

16. Web 3.0/4.0

17. New Nursing Tools

18. Patient Portals

19. Telehealth & Telemonitoring

20. Devices

21. Social Media

22. The biggest risk in healthcare social media is not participating in the conversation.

23. 12-word SoMe Policy

24. Barriers

25. Case Studies

26. Somewhere, somehow, at some time in the past, courageous nurses determined these skills, learned them, fought for the right to u se them and taught them to other nurses. A ll nurses have an obligation to remember th at part of nursing’s past and to keep their o wn skills in pace with new opportunities fo r nursing into the next century. ~Hildegar d Peplau, 1987

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