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Description:
This presentation aims to review the current research on the frequent use of social media in young people, the harms that it may cause, and strategies that can be used to overcome barriers. For people with diabetes, the relationship can become overly complicated. Living with diabetes in the United States has several barriers to receive adequate healthcare to care for this chronic condition, so many turn to the internet for their go-to resource. We’ll discuss best practices to educate and inform your patients.
Objectives:
Based on the content of the workshop participants will be able to:
1. Describe why the U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory on social media and youth mental health
2. List potential social media harms
3. Identify diabetes burnout
4. List five proactive strategies to take with patients to ensure best practices are being utilized with social media
About the Presenter:
For the past 25 years, Quinn Nystrom has been sharing her and her brother’s stories of living with type 1 diabetes to over 300,000 people across North America.
She is a published author of the book, “If I Kiss You, Will I Get Diabetes?”. As a professional speaker she travels to diabetes camps, convention halls, corporate offices, United States Congress and the White House. Her company, Qspeak, allows her to speak, write, consult and raise funds for diabetes.
Nystrom has been featured nationally on XM Radio, Newsweek, Washington Post, CBS Morning Show & Evening News, PBS Newshour, Glamour Magazine, NowThis, MSN, Diabetes Forecast, Reader’s Digest and The Learning Channel (TLC). In 2017, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton appointed her to serve on the board for the Minnesota Council on Disabilities. In her free time, she leads efforts in her home state of Minnesota to fight the high costs of insulin. She received her Master of Science Degree in Communication Management from Syracuse University. To learn more about her, go to: www.QuinnNystrom.com.
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