A Novel Approach to Crisis Standards of Care
Integrating contraindications to potentially scarce interventions into standards of care will help providers in their daily practice.
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Read more: From Pain to Progress: Nursing After the Pandemic From Pain to Progress: Nursing After the Pandemic
As the United States rethinks its health care priorities and investments, we must not forget the millions of nurses who have selflessly cared for us.
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Read more: How COVID-19 Has Widened the Experience-Complexity Gap in Nursing How COVID-19 Has Widened the Experience-Complexity Gap in Nursing
Post-pandemic, the experience-complexity gap for nurses will continue to widen and affect intensive care unit orientation and education.
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Read more: Scope Creep: Serving Many Roles, Health Care Providers Need a Supporting Cast Scope Creep: Serving Many Roles, Health Care Providers Need a Supporting Cast
We need help. If we don’t receive this supporting cast, there might not be anyone left to play the role of health care provider.
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Read more: Pandemic Threatens Future of Emergency Medical Services Pandemic Threatens Future of Emergency Medical Services
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed persistent, wide-ranging existential threats to effective 911 emergency response.
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Read more: Beyond 20/20: The Post-COVID Future of Health Care Beyond 20/20: The Post-COVID Future of Health Care
As devastating as working on the frontlines of the pandemic has been, I am hopeful that it may be a catalyst for positive change.
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Read more: Pandemic Lays Bare Shortcomings of Health Care Institutions Pandemic Lays Bare Shortcomings of Health Care Institutions
The institutional shortcomings we had long tolerated and adapted to were laid bare by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read more: Don’t Call Me a Hero: How to Meaningfully Support Health Care Workers Don’t Call Me a Hero: How to Meaningfully Support Health Care Workers
When you feel complicit in such deep structural dysfunction, it is incredibly difficult to feel heroic.
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Read more: The Fourth Wave of COVID-19: The Effects of Trauma on Health Care Workers The Fourth Wave of COVID-19: The Effects of Trauma on Health Care Workers
One year after the start of the pandemic, I fear the end is not in sight. In fact, I believe that we are on the precipice of a fourth wave.
