NANDA International Twitter Page

WHAT IS TWITTER?
Twitter is a free service used to post updates or "tweets" about a wide
range of topics. A tweet is a maximum of 140 characters in length.
A "re-tweet" is an update that is passed along.

Another important term on Twitter is "follower." If you wish to view NANDA-I Twitter updates, open a free Twitter account and then choose to "follow" the NANDA-I page. When you do so, NANDA-I updates will appear on your account's page.

WHAT'S ON THE NANDA-I TWITTER PAGE?
We tweet about NANDA-I news, as well as nursing, health care and patient safety topics.

WHAT'S ON TWITTER FOR NURSES?
Twitter has a very active and international nursing community. Individual nurses, nursing associations and nursing publications routinely post updates and participate in the Twitter conversations. There is a lively exchange of professional nursing expertise and perspectives.

HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR TWITTER?
To receive our tweets, all you need to do is sign up for a free Twitter account and choose to "follow" NANDA-I. You can check your account for new updates periodically, or have updates automatically sent to your email address or mobile device.

Here are the steps to sign up on Twitter and follow NANDA-I:
1. Click here to open Twitter.
2. Click the Sign Up button and you'll be guided through the account setup process.
3. When your account is set up and you're logged in, go to the NANDA-I Twitter Page at
http://www.twitter.com/NANDA_INT and click the Follow button.

This Twitter video provides a basic overview. The Twitter Getting Started section is also helpful.

Join us on Twitter today!