• Title of article

    challenges and opportunities of using telenursing during covid-19 pandemic: an integrative review

  • Author/Authors

    firouzkouhi, mohammadreza zabol university of medical sciences - faculty of nursing and midwifery - department of medical surgical, zabol, iran, islamic republic of , abdollahimohammad, abdolghani zabol university of medical sciences - faculty of nursing and midwifery - department of medical surgical, zabol, iran, islamic republic of , arulappan, judie sultan qaboos university - college of nursing - department of maternal and child health nursing, muscat, oman , nouraei, taha ilam medical university of sciences - dentistry school, ilam, iran, islamic republic of , farzi, jebraeil zabol university of medical sciences - school of allied medical sciences - department of health information technology, zabol, iran, islamic republic of

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  • Abstract
    introduction: telenursing during the covid19 pandemic with an emphasis on selfcare is an effective approach to help patients, hospitals, as well as community. despite the many challenges and benefits, telenursing can be used to help covid 19 patients with new technologies. this study aimed to explore the challenges and opportunities of using telenursing in the covid 19 pandemic for helping patients with covid 19 to gain better care. material and methods: an integrative review was conducted from december, 2019 to january, 2021. databases of pubmed, medline, web of science, scopus, cinhal, and google scholar were searched on the concept of telenursing by using the following keywords, of covid19, coronavirus, telenursing, nurse roles, technology, pandemics and internet. daa ta were analyzed according to broome method. results: the main results of telenursing in covid 19 includes: implementation problems, insurance coverage, prevention of nurses, the problem of continuing care, and changing the roles of nurses’ infections, development of nursing knowledge, the emergence of technological care providing, emphasis on patient independence and transmission cycle control. conclusion: telenursing, this, despite the challenges, has many benefits that are effective in the current situation and effective, and reliable measure, through effective planning and implementation, help control covid19.
  • Keywords
    covid , 19 , coronavirus , telenursing , nurse roles , internet ,
  • Journal title
    frontiers in health informatics
  • Journal title
    frontiers in health informatics
  • Record number

    2704955