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Exploring the experiences of frontline nurses during the first 6 months of the COVID-19 pandemic: An integrated literature review.

Megan R Jackson, Joanne E Porter, Christopher Mesagno

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The review explores the emotional, physical, ethical, and professional challenges faced by 2525 frontline nurses across 8 countries during the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic, identifying key themes from 19 studies.
It highlights the importance of providing adequate resources and support to frontline nurses to foster resilience, reduce negative emotional impacts, and ensure the sustainability of the nursing workforce during global health crises.
The study follows rigorous methodologies, including the JBI manual, PRISMA guidelines, and a convergent integrated approach, to synthesize findings from diverse sources like CINAHL, MEDLINE, PsycINFO, and Scopus.

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Frontline Nurses' Experiences During COVID-19 First Six Months

This review explores the emotional, physical, ethical, and professional challenges faced by 2525 frontline nurses across 8 countries during the first six months of COVID-19, highlighting the need for adequate resources…

Medicine RTCL TV · Jul 29, 2023 8 views

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I have had my first academic paper published as part of my #PhD!

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