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Emergency Nursing Care of Patients With Novel Coronavirus Disease 2019
Journal of Emergency NursingVol. 46Issue 6p748–759Published online: July 19, 2020- Katie Deitrick
- Jourdan Adams
- Joshua Davis
Cited in Scopus: 15Novel coronavirus disease 2019 is the disease caused by the novel coronavirus originally from Wuhan, China. Its pathophysiology is poorly understood, but it is known to be contagious and deadly. Multiple symptoms and complications from the disease have been described, with the most common complaints being respiratory. Nursing care of patients with novel coronavirus disease 2019 is largely supportive, but it should include a strong focus on mitigating the spread of infection to staff, other patients, and the community. - Triage Decisions
Can You Catch It? Lessons Learned and Modification of ED Triage Symptom- and Travel-Screening Strategy
Journal of Emergency NursingVol. 46Issue 6p932–940Published online: April 24, 2020- Michelle M. Schwedhelm
- Jocelyn J. Herstein
- Suzanne M. Watson
- Amy L. Mead
- Leo Maddalena
- Devon D. Liston
- and others
Cited in Scopus: 13Efficient identification and isolation of patients with communicable diseases limits exposure to health care workers, other patients, and visitors. In August 2014, our team developed and implemented an algorithm to triage suspected cases of Ebola virus disease in a midwestern United States emergency department and outpatient clinics based on patient travel history and symptoms. Here, we present the lessons learned and modifications to update the tool.