Nursing experiences of COVID-19 outbreak in Iran: A qualitative study.
Ahmad Kalateh SadatiLeila ZareiSaeed ShahabiSeyyed Taghi HeydariVajihe TaheriRazieh JiriaeiNajme EbrahimzadeKamran Bagheri LankaraniPublished in: Nursing open (2020)
It was found out that all the participants had faced a mysterious world created by the virus. No one had clear understanding of the new virus and knew how to tackle with such a virus. In this case, the main experiences were related to defected preparedness, the worst perceived risk, family protection, social stigma and sacrificial commitment. Urgent preparedness of facilities in such outbreaks is inevitable. Accordingly, psycho-social support of nurses and their families and strengthening their sacrificial commitments are proposed in these conditions.