Occupational safety and health of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the missing part of quality care: a qualitative study.
Farkhondeh MehboodiVahid ZamanzadehAzad RahmaniIman DianatReza ShabanloiePublished in: BMJ open (2024)
Maintaining the occupational health and safety of nurses plays an important role in providing quality services to patients. Therefore, it is necessary for managers and policymakers to use the experiences related to the COVID-19 crisis, to prevent negative factors and strengthen positive factors, to maintain the safety and occupational health of nurses, and increase the quality of care.
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