Various areas of my social media activity reflect Christian values with respect to human values and dignity. Although I once posted about a condition I was handling, I ensured that I did not discuss how the disease had affected the patient's physical appearance. Christian values indicate that all people are created in God's image, and I respect this value by not discussing the appearances of my patients. Additionally, I always post about how thankful I am for being healthy and for my patients recovering, reflecting a Christian value called thankfulness. One area of my social media activities that could be improved is how I conversate with others regarding some matters. I have realized that I am quick to dismiss people's opinions as invalid. This shows that I see my opinion as superior to others and the only right one. Therefore, I can improve this of my social media activities by remembering that everyone on social media is different and entitled to their opinions. Conclusion In summary, social media posts and conversations that follow can affect the nurse posting them. Therefore, nurses must be cautious of what they post on social media because it is unethical and unprofessional to post patient information without consent. Sometimes, we forget ourselves while engaging others on social media, but we must be cautious


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