DiSKPass – Block Two – Digital Identity Questions

As a trainee nurse, Salma is considering starting a blog about her experiences and lessons learned during her training. Which option do you agree with most

A. Salma should avoid blogging about her experiences, as it may violate patient confidentiality.
B. Salma can freely blog about all her experiences, as long as she doesn't mention patient names.
C. Salma can blog about her experiences, but she must maintain professional boundaries, patient confidentiality and adhere to the professional guidelines.
D. Salma should only blog about her experiences outside of her training.

Sami, a trainee paramedic, is considering using a popular app to quickly access drug dosages during emergencies. He asks you what you would do. What would you advise Sami to do?

A. Sami should not rely on digital tools during emergencies.
B. Sami can use the app, but he must check it is up-to-date, reliable, trustworthy (e.g British National Formulary app) and knows how to use it
C. Sami can use the app it will save valuable time.
D. Sami should only rely on his memory and written guides for drug dosages.

Makena, a medical laboratory scientist, is thinking about sharing her research findings on Twitter before they have been peer-reviewed. What should Makena do?

A. Makena should consider the implications of sharing non-peer-reviewed findings, including the potential for misinformation and the impact on her professional reputation.
B. Makena should avoid sharing her findings as it might jeopardise future publication.
C. Makena can share her research findings freely to gain recognition.
D. Makena should only discuss her findings within her research group.

Jai, a trainee surgeon, wants to join a professional online forum to discuss complex cases. They discuss their idea with you, what would you recommend Jai do?

A. Jai should avoid online forums as they are unprofessional.
B. Jai can discuss all details of their cases freely to learn from others.
C. Jai should only discuss cases with their direct supervisors, not on an online platform.
D. Jai can use the forum, but they must respect patient confidentiality, professional boundaries, and ensure that their contributions uphold their professional reputation.

Emma, a physiotherapy student, is considering using an app to track the progress of her patients during their rehabilitation. What should Emma do next?

A. Emma should not use apps as they are unreliable.
B. Emma can use the app as it will improve her patients' outcomes.
C. Emma can use the app, but she must ensure it is secure, data protection compliant, complies with standards for digital health tools, and patients have given their informed consent.
D. Emma should use long-established stand procedures when tracking patient progress.

As a medical student, David is considering sharing study resources and his own notes with his peers on social media. What should David do next and why?

A. David can share study resources but he should be cautious not to infringe copyright laws, and maintain his own academic integrity.
B. David should not share any of his study materials, as it may lead to plagiarism.
C. David can share his study materials, as it will help his peers.
D. David should only share his notes privately using email

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