‘THE TERROR AND THE PRIDE’: A THEORETICALLYINFORMED, MIXED METHOD STUDY OF THEIMPACT ON REDEPLOYED NURSES OF WORKINGIN ICU DURING THE PANDEMIC

Keyphrases

• Terror 100%
• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Critical Care 100%
• Critical Care nurses 75%
• Health Impairment 50%
• Redeployment 50%
• Organizational Outcomes 50%
• Job Demands-resources (JD-R) 50%
• Survey Data 25%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Knowledge-how 25%
• Psychological Well-being 25%
• Implications for Practice 25%
• Job Satisfaction 25%
• Care Manager 25%
• Job Demands 25%
• Patient Quality 25%
• Clinical Areas 25%
• Patient Safety 25%
• Healthcare Safety 25%
• Telephone Interview 25%
• Quality of Care 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Enduring Effect 25%
• Job Resources 25%
• Emotional Exhaustion 25%
• Nurse Care 25%
• Not-knowing 25%
• Validated Survey 25%
• Personal Satisfaction 25%
• Sense of Belonging 25%
• Interview Schedule 25%
• Critical Care Admission 25%
• Training Variables 25%
• Critical Care Teams 25%
• PTSD Symptoms 25%
• Camaraderie 25%
• Mental Workload 25%
• Online Interviews 25%
• Professional Satisfaction 25%

Psychology

• Mixed Methods 100%
• Burnout 100%
• Resource Model 100%
• Regression Analysis 50%
• Quality of Care 50%
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 50%
• Psychological Well-Being 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Intensive Care 100%
• Pandemic 100%
• Patient Safety 11%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 11%
• Patient Care 11%
• Emotional Exhaustion 11%