Nursing won't be the same again because of the coronavirus. Here's how nurses responded to the never-seen-before crisis to care for patients and make the profession stronger.
"I think we will all look at things differently in terms of innovation and thinking out of the box. Crisis breeds creativity, and working under these kinds of conditions, I think a lot of nurses were surprised at what they could come up with," says Sheila Kempf, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, chief nursing officer at Penn Medicine Princeton Health in Plainsboro, New Jersey.
Nursing won't be the same again because of the coronavirus. In this week's feature story, nurse leaders share how they responded to the never-seen-before crisis to care for patients and make the profession stronger.
Nursing won't be the same again because of the coronavirus. Here's how nurses responded to the never-seen-before crisis to care for patients and make the profession stronger.
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