COVID-19: Nursing staff will never forget pandemic 5 years on @RCNonline
COVID-19: Nursing staff will never forget pandemic 5 years on  @RCNonline
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
"It's important to keep talking about COVID so that we can keep learning from it".

Georgia and Lisa share their memories of COVID-19, 5 years since it became a global pandemic. Their stories show how the effects of that time are still sitting just below the surface for many nursing staff.

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COVID-19: Nursing staff 'will never forget' pandemic 5 years on

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