Unprofessional conduct in the use of social media by medical, nursing and dental students: integrative literature review
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https://doi.org/10.29397/reciis.v17i2.3265Keywords:
Professional misconduct, Social media, Behavior, Students, InternetAbstract
This article aims to reveal the behavior of medical, nursing and dental students from the point of view of professional ethics on social media. An integrative review was carried out based on the research question: “Are there unprofessional behaviors in the production of content on social media by medical, nursing and dental students?”. A total of 495 studies, of which ten have satisfied the inclusion criteria, were found in the searched databases. The included studies had been carried out with students from universities for nursing, medical and dentistry education. Everyone has demonstrated misconduct on social media at a moment or other. There are more assertions that they see unprofessional behaviors in the profiles of other colleagues
than self-assertions regarding this aspect. We can conclude that the misconduct of medical, nursing and dental students on social networks is evident.
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