62^nd World Nursing Conference

Navigating the Post-COVID Healthcare Landscape

• Navigating the post-COVID healthcare landscape presents unique challenges and opportunities for nursing professionals. The pandemic underscored the critical role nurses play in patient care and public health, reinforcing the need for comprehensive training in crisis management and infectious disease protocols.
• Telehealth emerged as a key tool during COVID-19, allowing nurses to expand access to care and manage patient needs remotely. As we move forward, it’s essential to integrate telehealth into routine practice while addressing disparities in technology access and health literacy among patients.
• The pandemic also highlighted the urgency of addressing mental health. Nurses are pivotal in providing support and resources to patients struggling with anxiety and depression, necessitating ongoing training in mental health care. Additionally, workforce well-being is paramount; strategies to combat burnout and promote resilience among nursing staff are critical for sustainable healthcare delivery.
• Finally, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and advocating for policies that enhance healthcare equity will be vital in shaping a more effective system. By leveraging the lessons learned from the pandemic, nurses can lead the charge toward a more responsive, patient-centered healthcare landscape that prioritizes holistic well-being and community health.