Capturing Accumulated Knowledge and Learning of COVID-19 Pandemic from Front-Line Nurse

Abstract

The novel virus zoonotic virus of COVID-19 pandemic brought new waves of value-added knowledge to all health professionals due to the type and amount of unprecedented challenges they faced in just a few months since the early of 2020. Since most of the healthcare staff are nurses, this value-added knowledge needs to be captured in the right time and then transferred, or retrieved, or reconstructed to a global knowledge that could be shared for the benefit of better global preparedness. This paper investigates the type of nurses COVID-19 knowledge accumulated and then suggests through a framework way of dealing with it. The main limitation of this paper is that it is yet to be tested and refined in a different environment. The paper brings many implications among most important is that it opens a dialogue for the importance of the type of COVID-19 knowledge that needs to be utilized among health workers to the benefit of the world.