What have we learned from the pandemic?
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What have we learned from the pandemic?

Liz Halcomb @LizHalcomb Editor, Nurse Researcher

What have researchers learned from the COVID-19 pandemic? In mid-2022 we are in a world that has changed significantly from the pre-pandemic period. Our communities have been affected by social isolation, physical distancing, and changes to employment. For nurses and midwives, the psychological toll of the loss of loved ones and colleagues, as well as caring for the dying will leave a lasting mark.

Nurse Researcher. 30, 2, 5-5. doi: 10.7748/nr.30.2.5.s1

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