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AHPs Day Scot - ideas to get you started

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AHPs Day Scot - ideas to get you started

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Ideas to get you started | Turas | Learn

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Record a 2 minute video to share your learning from AHP research & tweet to @ahp2mintalks as a great way to #celebrate our AHP research culture in Scotland".Share positive changes you have been made to your practice during the pandemic?

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Using email and social media | Turas | Learn

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Using social media can feel challenging! Social media includes platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. There are many tools you can use to help develop your confidence in using them.

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Social media: Raising the profile of AHPs

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Social media: Raising the profile of AHPs

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This page is about the BDA’s use of social media including how we respond to issues that arise because of it.

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College of Paramedics social media guidance

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College of Paramedics social media guidance

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BAPO (Prosthetics & Orthotics) Social Media Policy

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BAPO (Prosthetics & Orthotics) Social Media Policy

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SoMeRAD: Guidance for the radiography workforce on the professional use of Social Media | SoR

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SCoR publishes this document to offer advice and information to the radiography workforce about communicating, sharing and contributing to public commentary online. Given the breath and ever expanding nature of social media there is the possibility that there will be omissions, however, SCoR believe…

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RCOT (Occupational Therapy) Social Media Guidance

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RCOT (Occupational Therapy) Social Media Guidance

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Some people prefer to completely separate their professional life from their personal life. You should check the terms of use of the platform you are using, however; Facebook, for example, does not allow multiple accounts and if you are found to be using more than one profile these may be deleted.

Today's professional landscape relies heavily on networking and social communication, and one unified online persona will be more beneficial to you in this regard. Those interacting with you on social networks, who may be prospective employers, potential service users, colleagues or commissioners, are likely to respond more positively to you if they have a sense of the whole person. If you are using social media to mostly discuss issues relevant to occupational therapy and healthcare, there is no harm in also making occasional mention of your love for, say, baking or photography.

Not only does this give your followers an insight into the real you, and a sense that you are a real person and not a faceless robot, but it also demonstrates the value of occupation! Furthermore, if followers discover that you have multiple accounts, they may wonder what you have to hide.

It is often easy to locate multiple accounts, so it may not be possible to keep content posted on your "personal" account hidden from those following you on your "professional" account. You should still maintain a level of responsible, professional behaviour on your personal account and you should never discuss individual service users on social media.

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Becoming an active member of social networks allows you to raise awareness of occupational therapy, as well as establishing connections with people with similar professional interests.

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CSP (Physiotherapy) Social Media Guidance

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CSP (Physiotherapy) Social Media Guidance