Which of the following is considered an unacceptable use of social media for a community paramedic?

Discussing work openly on social media is considered an unacceptable use of social media for a community paramedic due to the potential violation of patient confidentiality and privacy laws, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Community paramedics often work closely with patients and have access to sensitive health information. Sharing details about work experiences, patient interactions, or any identifiable information on public platforms can compromise patient trust and lead to significant legal consequences for both the individual and the organization.

On the other hand, sharing patient success stories, promoting health awareness campaigns, and engaging with community members for feedback can be appropriate uses of social media, as long as patient identifiers are not disclosed and consent is obtained when necessary. These activities can help build community relationships, improve public health understanding, and showcase the positive impact of community paramedic programs.