Nursing administration in New Normal Era

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Nualyai Pitsachart
Penchun Saenprasarn
Nichapa Yonchoho

Abstract

The coronavirus 2019 outbreak has caused a change in the operation of all organizations and different lifestyles, which are unfamiliar to the new way of life. (1) Assessing sufferers may need necessary care or refer them to hospitals, prevention after incidents, illness relief, and impact assessment; (2) Planning after evaluation, planning and planning to develop disaster response systems at different stages. (3) The operation is followed as planned to develop and improve the implementation of the entire pre-disaster phase. In the event of a wide and effective disaster. Nurses in the New Lifestyle Era Management principles must be adopted in the wake of the incidence of Jennings-Sanders A.2004's disaster nursing management concept. It consists of 4 phases: 1) Pre-disaster is assessed, planned and implemented, 2) Impact phase is provided by caregivers, educators and case managers as a educators and case managers as a medium between victims and communities. Nurses analyze and provide volunteers. Providing food to victims as a manager to refer victims to continuous care. 3) Post-disaster: Assessment, planning and execution Phase 4) Victim outcomes are operational outcomes from Phase 1-4. The adoption of technology in the health service to implement communication systems, records, intelligence, as well as. Nursing Management for the Prevention and Control of covid-19 pandemic to ensure safety and service users receive effective care. Providers are happy in a new era.

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Pitsachart, N., Saenprasarn, P., & Yonchoho, N. (2022). Nursing administration in New Normal Era. Journal of Nursing Division, 48(3), 202–211. retrieved from https://he01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JND/article/view/256661
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