Help Me Cope and Make It Easier: A Perspective from Community Nursing

Nancy Lefebre; Shirlee Sharkey and Tazim Virani

Nursing Leadership

Nursing Leadership 34(2) June 2021 : 26-30.doi:10.12927/cjnl.2021.26534

Nursing Leaders' Perspectives

Help Me Cope and Make It Easier: A Perspective from Community Nursing

Nancy Lefebre, Shirlee Sharkey and Tazim Virani

Community nurses are facing several unique challenges related to their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors examine how SE Health, one of Canada's largest social enterprises, undertook a multi-level comprehensive strategy to support nurses and other staff to cope with the pandemic.

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