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Work experience of special workers returning to work after the public health emergency: taking ICU nurses who have been infected with COVID-19 as example†

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Frontiers of Nursing

Édition 11 (2024): Edition 4 (Décembre 2024)

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Catégorie d'article: Original article

Publié en ligne: 16 déc. 2024

Pages: 379 - 386

Reçu: 23 févr. 2024

Accepté: 25 mars 2024

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fon-2024-0042

Mots clés
COVID-19, intensive care units, nurses, public health emergencies, work experience

© 2024 Qing-Wei Liu et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Concise graphic representation based on five themes.
Notes: Nurses attacked by COVID-19 will face three problems in their work time, one is the problem of working status (staff reduction, overtime, and the change of work focus), and the other is their own state (physical aspect: discomfort caused by disease infection, fever and other symptoms; psychological aspect: panic about disease and future). Third, the family aspect (COVID-19 is very contagious, nurses ICU often have family members who need to take care of, they will feel guilty because they conflict with the sense of dedication to group work, resulting in unable to take care of their families). It should be noted that in the course of our interview, we found some surprising things, that is, the nurses had some positive effects through this incident. for example, the sense of professional sanctity has increased (have recognized the greatness of their profession) and the sense of collective responsibility (has realized that the meaning of the collective is unity). — Concise graphic representation based on five themes. Notes: Nurses attacked by COVID-19 will face three problems in their work time, one is the problem of working status (staff reduction, overtime, and the change of work focus), and the other is their own state (physical aspect: discomfort caused by disease infection, fever and other symptoms; psychological aspect: panic about disease and future). Third, the family aspect (COVID-19 is very contagious, nurses ICU often have family members who need to take care of, they will feel guilty because they conflict with the sense of dedication to group work, resulting in unable to take care of their families). It should be noted that in the course of our interview, we found some surprising things, that is, the nurses had some positive effects through this incident. for example, the sense of professional sanctity has increased (have recognized the greatness of their profession) and the sense of collective responsibility (has realized that the meaning of the collective is unity).

Interview guide_

Research questions
How did you know you were infected with novel coronavirus? What are the symptoms of your disease? How long do you rest? What are the difficulties and feelings of novel coronavirus going to work after being infected? How do you coordinate the relationship between taking care of your infected family and your own work? Is there anything else you need to add?

Langue:: Anglais

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Sujets de la revue:: Médecine, Professions d'assistance, soins infirmiers

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