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100			_aBosek, Marcia Sue Dewolf / Ware, Catherine / Laramee, Ann / Hoffman, Sarah
240			_aNursing 2023 / _hOctober 2023
245			_aPearls for surviving unprecedented healthcare challenges : _bQualitative research responses from nurses / _cMarcia Sue Dewolf Bosek, Catherine Ware, Ann Laramee, and Sarah Hoffman
260			_aHagerstwon, MD; _bWolters Kluwer Health, _c2023
300			_avol.53(10) : pages 57-60
500			_aAbstract Purpose: Before the COVID-19 pandemic, nurses had little experience providing care during a pandemic. This project aimed to identify Pearls (suggestions) to survive a pandemic as a nurse. Methods: A phenomenologic design was implemented. Narrative comments were analyzed using Braun & Clarke's Six Phases of Summative Concept Analysis. This paper focuses on responses to a secondary question of this design. Results: One hundred thirty-four professional nurses provided 150 Pearls; of these, 123 Pearls reflected a positive sentiment. The Pearls fit into four themes: take care of yourself and find a balance, work as a team, practice safety, and appreciate that this is a hard time. Conclusion: The COVID-19 pandemic provides a valuable lesson for how nurses can survive future pandemics. Further research is warranted to investigate how useful the Pearls are for nurses in future pandemics and other crises threatening healthcare.
700			_aWare, Catherine
700			_aLaramee, Ann
700			_aHoffman, Sarah
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