Nursing and infectious diseases

Nursing and infectious diseases

Nursing plays a crucial role in managing infectious diseases by providing direct patient care, educating communities, and supporting public health initiatives. Nurses are often the first line of defense in identifying symptoms, administering treatments, and ensuring proper infection control practices. They monitor patients closely, provide supportive care, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals to prevent the spread of infections. Additionally, nurses educate patients on hygiene practices, vaccination, and preventive measures. Their expertise and ability to respond swiftly to emerging infectious threats are essential in mitigating the impact of infectious diseases on individuals and communities.

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