Nurses on the Frontlines: Addressing the Challenges of Nursing Care During Pandemics

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Maryam Muaddi Ibrahim Aljabri, Amal Abdulaziz Al-Hussain Al-Sada, Suaad Abdulaziz Al-Hussein, Abdeehaa Abdulaziz Al-Hussein, Halimah Mari Ahmed Asiri, Layla Ali Hassan Muhareg, Zahra Moadi Ibrahim Aljabri, Halimh Muaddi Ibrahim Aljabri, Hamedah Ali Alhumaidi, Sukinah Ali Al Salam, Mohammed Hamed Alotaibi, Mohammed Abdulrahman Hamed Aljohani, Nawal Mansor Yhya, Sherifa Saleh Mohammed Asiri, Hibah Abdullatif Alawam.

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Nurses have always played a crucial role in healthcare systems, especially during health crises. They provide direct patient care, manage resources, and act as the first line of defense in treating patients. Their role extends beyond physical care, including emotional support and health education (Vilog& Arroyo, 2020).  In times of crisis, such as during pandemics, nurses are vital in reducing transmission, managing severe cases, and ensuring that healthcare systems do not become overwhelmed. As patient care providers and advocates, nurses are indispensable in the ongoing effort to control disease spread and ensure that public health systems remain effective during emergencies (Yavas& Ozerli, 2023).


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