Truth or lies: Fighting back against misinformation

The spread of misinformation has a harmful health impact on personal and public health. The creation and spread of falsehoods is a serious threat to nursing practice and patient safety. Nurses, cited as the most trusted profession for their honest and ethical standards, have a critical responsibility to combat misinformation among patients, families, and communities. This session will address what nurses need to know about misinformation and disinformation in health care, how to identify and access credible, trusted health sources and implement practical ways to ensure ethical, evidence-based nursing care in their organizations.

Objectives

  • Define misinformation and disinformation in health care.
  • Discuss the nurse’s role in stopping the spread of misinformation.
  • Describe organizational roles and support systems essential to addressing misinformation.

Part 1 of a webinar series for nurses by nurses

This program is free and for informational use only; no CNE is being awarded.

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What our webinar attendees are saying….

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I always learn something new from Dr. Quigley! The tools and new ideas have been incredibly helpful in the past and now today in reducing falls where I have worked. Kudos to Dr. Quigley for her continued advocacy to prevent falls.

- Harriet Straus, BSN, MAOM, CRRN
University of Maryland Rehab and ortho Institute
Baltimore, Maryland
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