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What Are Acceptable Risks during a Pandemic?,pect that nurses, physicians, and other frontline healthcare providers should accept in their day-to-day work life. This chapter discusses risks that nurses and physicians accept when they enter the profession. It examines how the concept of “acceptable risk” has been defined in other contexts, such

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The Emotional and Moral Remnants of COVID-19: Burnout, Moral Distress, and Mental Health Concerns,ns, and caring for complicated patients without adequate personal protective equipment and other needed resources. Many suffer from moral distress as a result of their inability to do what they think is right for their patients. Herein is a description of moral distress during COVID, what causes it,

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Lingering and Glaring Health Disparities Amidst COVID-19,ause of the disparities and inequities that have been largely unaddressed. The nursing profession has a responsibility to recognize and understand, from both historical and present contexts, how racism is embedded in structures and institutions and contributes to disproportionate health outcomes. Th

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Ethical Challenges for School Nurses during COVID-19,mic. This balance reveals the critical role of the school nurse. We encourage school nurses to harness lessons learned during this pandemic to make proactive changes and eliminate structures that did not support practice. School nurses must use their voices and demand change; school systems have a m

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