Principles in Nursing Practice in the Era of COVID-19

Amanda Bergeron has over 17 years of experience in nursing and has been an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner for the past 7 years at Memorial Hermann Hospital- Texas Medical Center in Houston, TX. She has been involved in research and has published articles on nursing and ECMO. She has written several lectures for the MSN program at the University of Texas Cizik School of Nursing as well as served as clinical faculty.
Russell Perkins has been an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner since 2020 working at Memorial Hermann in the Texas Medical Center at the Center for Advanced Cardiopulmonary Therapies and Transplantation. Prior to this, he has been a registered nurse since 2011 with experience ranging from emergency medicine and trauma to critical care and abdominal transplantation.
Emily Ingebretson is an acute care nurse practitioner for the past year, who began her career at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to this, she was a registered nurse for six years. She has spent the past five years working with patients with cardiopulmonary disease requiring advanced therapies, such as transplantation, at Memorial Hermann Hospital in the Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas. She has been a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners since 2019.
Linda Holifield is a critical care nurse practitioner with 7 years of experience in cardiology and cardiac surgery, most recently with advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology at Memorial Hermann Hospital.

Introduction.- Chapter 1. History and Epidemiology.- Chapter 2. Prevention and Infection Control.- Chapter 3. Clinical Presentation.- Chapter 4. Pharmacological Management.- Chapter 5. Management of Oxygenation/Ventilation positioning.- Chapter 6. Systemic Complications.- Chapter 7 Pediatric Considerations.- Chapter 8. Hospital Discharge.- Chapter 9. Long Term Sequelae.- Chapter 10. Outpatient Management of Covid. 11. Psychological and Sociological Effects. Conclusion.