COVID‐19: Looking to the future of nursing: innovations & policy recommendations
The impressive work of nurses, midwives and other health and emergency workers is far from over in the COVID‐19 pandemic. But opportunities to learn from adversity are being explored and enacted in many settings and locations. Many ideas, opinions, research findings, innovations in practice, and pol...
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| description | The impressive work of nurses, midwives and other health and emergency workers is far from over in the COVID‐19 pandemic. But opportunities to learn from adversity are being explored and enacted in many settings and locations. Many ideas, opinions, research findings, innovations in practice, and policy recommendations are described in this Special Issue of International Nursing Review, The Official Journal of the International Council of Nurses in Switzerland. The contents will help inform educators, policymakers, health reformers, researchers, governments, leaders and practitioners about nursing’s future. On International Nurses Day 2021, we dedicate this issue to the memory of the yet unknown number of nurses and midwives around the world who have died during this pandemic. |
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