Thinking and Discussion on Nursing Mode of New Infectious Diseases
Keywords:
Nursing Mode, New Infectious Diseases
Abstract
With the spread of new coronavirus in the world, all countries are facing a serious public health security crisis. How to effectively deal with new infectious diseases has become a hot topic of research and discussion. Based on this, this paper first studies the self-protection of nursing staff under the new infectious disease epidemic situation, then analyses the nursing strategies of the new infectious disease epidemic situation, and finally gives the management strategies and suggestions for the new infectious disease epidemic situation nursing.References
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[3] Wang Y, Hu S. New infectious diseases. Beijing: Science and Technology Literature Press, 2006: 43-45.
[4] Yi Bin. Isolation and protection of respiratory infectious diseases. Chinese Journal of Nursing 2005;40 (3): 238.
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[6] Yu Y, Qi B, Jin N, et al. Organization and management of emergency response in hospital nursing department. Zhonghua Journal of Nursing 2003; 38 (7): 54.
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2020-03-11
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