Ressources personnelles utilisées par les infirmiers inscrits dans un cursus en pratique avancée lors de la pandémie de coronavirus en France : une recherche mixte séquentielle.

Introduction : At the beginning of 2020, a public health emergency was declared in France following the emergence of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.Context : Nurses involved in an advanced practice mobilized their specific skills during this health crisis by drawing on the available resources.Objectives : To analyze personal resources used by those nurses in the process of skill mobilization during the pandemic.Method : Sequential mixed research, first quantitative and then qualitative, concerning nurses or students enrolled in an advanced practice curriculum.Results : Our analysis highlighted two groups of activity for those nurses : frontline workers against COVID-19 or coordination. Coordination seemed to present more opportunities to use the specific skills of advance practice nursing.Discussion : Adjustment strategies for stress (coping and hardiness) boost nurses' commitment to their professional practice. Disciplinary knowledge contributes to the enrichment of the knowledge necessary for the mobilization of skills.Conclusion : Future research should explore resources and the mobilization of skills in the implementation of advance practice nursing.

[The advanced practice nurse in post-COViD-19 respiratory follow up]. / L'IPA dans le suivi respiratoire post-Covid-19.

The setting up of an advanced practice nursing activity to monitor patients with severe or very severe pneumonia associated with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2, is a reponse to the population's new health care needs and a massive influx of patients. The skills of the advanced practice nurse are mobilised in this context in order to carry out prevention missions and screening for potential sequelae which could lead to chronic respiratory failure.