Nurses on the Frontline Against the COVID-19 pandemic
The nurses are essential to the treatment of COVID-19 patients because they are the ones who carry out the isolation policies, care for the patients, interact with the families, impart health information on coronavirus prevention, and manage patient conditions in the ongoing COVID crisis. Globally, the COVID-19 epidemic presented enormous hurdles for healthcare systems. The best way to control the condition is through social isolation. Implementing this, however, is difficult for healthcare authorities. For instance, ordinary hospitals were converted into isolation wards, and nurses and other front-line healthcare professionals without training in infectious diseases were tasked with stepping up and caring for COVID-19 patients. The majority of the medical workforce is made up of nurses. They had to interact directly with patients who were suffering from COVID due to their dedication to saving lives. Before receiving a significant surge of high-acuity patients and in negoti...