UNDERSTANDING NURSING APPROACHES FOR ISOLATED COVID-19 PATIENTS: A SCOPING REVIEW

Dwi Retnaningsih, Eviwindha Suara

Abstract


Fulfilling the needs of holistic nursing in COVID-19 patients with critical conditions and critical disabilities is imperative and cannot be waited by the family for 24 hours. The aim of the study is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the nursing care of a Covid-19 patient in the critical space by utilizing the scoping review technique in conjunction with nursery protocols. The technique for scoping reviews is based on a methodological approach that includes the following steps: (a) formulating research questions; (b) locating pertinent literature; (c) choosing literatures; (d) plotting extracted data into graphs; and (e) summarizing, analyzing, and reporting findings. The most influential history of comorbidity is a history of smoking, the occurrence of happy hypoxia, anxiety, anxiousness, depression, and stress. There is loneliness, inertia, incapacity for worship, despair, and fear of death. Treatment of Covid-19 patients in a negative stress isolation room, endotrakeal intubation carried out by the most experienced health workers with respiratory management to minimize the length and risk of transmission. Strict monitoring for deterioration of respiratory status and hemodynamic monitoring is recommended. Nursing care given to COVID-19 patients is holistic toward healing by paying attention to the prevention of transmission to officers and patients.

Keywords


COVID-19 patient care; experience; isolation room; qualitative

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