The Role of an Intraorganizational Digital Community in Shaping Nurses’ Professional Identities and Practice: Qualitative Interview Study

Overall, the study illustrated how crucial it is for health care organizations to actively manage potential negative consequences while using the benefits of intraorganizational digital networks, such as improving supportive relationships and ongoing shared learning. This study contributes to the growing body of knowledge regarding the crossroad between social media and health care, offering insights into developing strategies to promote a supportive and connected nursing workforce. The implications are particularly relevant for organizations seeking to strengthen nurse well-being and professional development through innovative digital tools. Future research should include quantitative studies to assess an intraorganizational platform's influence on outcomes such as nurses' sense of community, professional identity, self-efficacy retention, and job satisfaction.

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JMIR Nursing
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2025-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.2196/81765
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Social Media in Health Education
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The Role of an Intraorganizational Digital Community in Shaping Nurses’ Professional Identities and Practice: Qualitative Interview Study

Etti Rosenberg, Ştefan Cojocaru
JMIR Nursing
Social Media in Health Education
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The Role of an Intraorganizational Digital Community in Shaping Nurses’ Professional Identities and Practice: Qualitative Interview Study

Etti Rosenberg, Ştefan Cojocaru
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Abstract

Overall, the study illustrated how crucial it is for health care organizations to actively manage potential negative consequences while using the benefits of intraorganizational digital networks, such as improving supportive relationships and ongoing shared learning. This study contributes to the growing body of knowledge regarding the crossroad between social media and health care, offering insights into developing strategies to promote a supportive and connected nursing workforce. The implications are particularly relevant for organizations seeking to strengthen nurse well-being and professional development through innovative digital tools. Future research should include quantitative studies to assess an intraorganizational platform's influence on outcomes such as nurses' sense of community, professional identity, self-efficacy retention, and job satisfaction.

JMIR NursingVol. 8
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University (RO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Social Media in Health Education
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