About #NurChat...


What is NurChat...

Nurchat is a regular fortnightly chat for nurses to discuss Journal articles, news, clinical practice and issues relevant to nurses. The Chats are on Tuesdays at 8pm and is accessed through #NurChat. NurChat is run by nurses for nurses and we all wholeheartedly believe in the sharing of information and expertise via the tweeting nurse community.
How does it work...

It’s really simple! Follow @NurChat on twitter and listen for the release of the next #Nurchat.

Check out the blog to find details on the chat to see if will be of interest to you. Leave pre-chat comments that may help the chat hosts if you like.
Then join the chat at 8pm every other Tuesday. (We find http://tweetchat.com/ any easy way to enjoy the chat)

After the chat the transcript is posted back here on the blog, either comment after the chat if you think you can add further value, or of course if you missed the live chat.

You can also suggest subjects for discussion by clicking  on our discussion  suggestions page or by tweeting using #NurChat.  We welcome all suggestions as this is a community which is driven by you for you.


Things to remember...

Please remember that twitter and any twitter chats, forums etc (known as social media) are a public forum and need to be treated a such - the NMC Code Of Conduct and rules of confidentiality must be adhered to and respected. For Further guidance please refer to the NMC guidelines found here.

Any content posted on this blog, or during a #NurChat, does not necessarily reflect the views of NurChat, Newcross Healthcare or other hosts where applicable. Please remember that you are responsible for you own comments and opinions; therefore be mindful of the nature of your content on NurChat or during #NurChat, but not reserved in adding value.

One last thing…the content here is created by you for you and is made publicly available, please Share this blog, it's content and #NurChat with other nurses, it’s really important to help build the nursing community and maintain our professional development.