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Saudi Journal of Nursing and Health Care (SJNHC)
Volume-4 | Issue-11 | 415-421
Original Research Article
‘Investigating Nurses’ Perceptiveness Regarding the Protection Demands of Patients with Coronavirus Disease: A Qualitative Analysis
Njood Saeed Alwadie
Published : Nov. 30, 2021
DOI : 10.36348/sjnhc.2021.v04i11.005
Abstract
Education: COVID-19 is a different infection distressing and killing a massive amount of people across the globe every single day. Solitary, to expand health care for these patients is to identify their necessities. Nurses, as an enormous population of health care staff, can be opulent foundations of evidence and involvement on patients’ care essentials. Aim: The purpose of this hypothesis was to discover nurses’ observation about the carefulness requirements of patients with corona virus disease. Methods: Current qualitative examination was implemented using the conservative relaxed investigation method in kingdom of Saudi Arabia from April to June 2020. The applicants of this hypothesis comprised the nurses concerned intended for patients with COVID-19, enrolled by the persistence sampling mode. The data was collected through 100 telephone discussions and examined built on the process suggested by Lundman and Graneheim. Results: Qualitative statistics examination showed six main categories comprising requirement for emotional referring, need for excellence development of facilities, need for progression of statistics, need for enlightening of community provision, requirement for nonphysical care and need for shared well-being. Conclusion: Statistics indicated that patients with COVID-19 were sensitively, bodily, informally, carefully, and mentally pretentious by the infection. Consequently, they should be systematically maintained by health care supervise and additional compassionate classifications.
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