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Spotlight on Nursing: Navigating Uncharted Waters: Preparing COVID-19 Capable Nurses to Work in a Transformed Workplace.

The coronavirus pandemic has placed immense pressure on emergency rooms and intensive care units, highlighting the critical role of interprofessional teamwork as nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians and physician assistants are finding that colleagueship and communication are not sufficient to manage the intensity of care. Emotional support to address stress and fatigue is also essential. Nurses employed in long-term care, public health, home care and the range of community based settings may have limited support for crisis response. Many of these organisations are small and lack the education capacity of the larger health systems, by focusing on a new era of emergency preparedness, accelerated adoption of telemedicine, and team-based interprofessional care delivery.