What is the appropriate response when a coworker shares photos from a unit celebration on social media?

In the context of professional conduct and patient privacy, if a coworker shares photos from a unit celebration on social media, the appropriate response may be to take no action if the photos do not violate any privacy concerns or institutional policies. Unit celebrations typically involve staff members and are often considered allowable for social sharing, as long as patient confidentiality is maintained and no identifiable patient information is included in the photos.

It's essential to understand that the context of the celebration plays a significant role in determining if the photos are appropriate for social media. If the images feature only the staff and do not expose any patient details or sensitive hospital locations, it typically falls within acceptable social sharing norms in a healthcare setting.

The other options involve actions that may not be necessary unless there are specific reasons to believe patient confidentiality has been compromised, which is not indicated by the scenario provided. Thus, assuming the celebration photos uphold privacy standards, no action may be required.