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NurseConnect (Online Social Network for Nurses)

NurseConnect is an online nursing community and networking site for nurses and other healthcare professionals interested in advancing their education, careers and personal lives by sharing experiences and knowledge with others. NurseConnect is owned and operated by AMN Healthcare, Inc.

The only other online social network specifically for nurses that I’m aware of is NurseLinkUp.

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5 Responses to “NurseConnect (Online Social Network for Nurses)”

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    Rachael Lowe:

    We have recently started a social network ourselves which is aimed at physiotherapists. The emphasis of this network is on using the system features to create and maintain an eportfolio of professional development, as well as networking within the profession. Is this a novel application of this type of system?

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    davidrothman.net » Blog Archive » Sermo in the WSJ:

    [...] NurseConnect (Online Social Network for Nurses) [...]

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    davidrothman.net » Blog Archive » Facebook for Scientists?:

    [...] NurseConnect (Online Social Network for Nurses) [...]

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    Steve:

    NurseTogether is the leading nurse social site. They focus on the life of a nurse and constantly are upgrading their site.
    http://www.nursetogether.com

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    davidrothman.net » Online Social Networks for Nurses:

    [...] Connect (previously mentioned here): NurseConnect is an online nursing community and networking site for nurses and other healthcare [...]

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