April 11, 2012
Social media: Helping staff manage personal, professional boundaries
A 20-year-old nursing student, Emily, was excited to be on her pediatrics rotation and taking care of Tommy, a 3-year-old leukemia patient. One day, when Tommy’s mom was out of the room, Emily asked Tommy if she could take his picture. He readily agreed. When she got home, Emily excitedly posted the photo on her Facebook page. His room number was easily visible in the background.
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