Managing Nurse Redeployment During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Lessons for Future Redeployment: A Qualitative Study
Hannah Hartley(Bradford Royal Infirmary), Rebecca Lawton(University of Leeds), Ruth Simms‐Ellis(Bradford Royal Infirmary), Jayne Marran(Bradford Royal Infirmary), Alice Dunning(University of Sheffield), Michael Dunn(National University of Singapore), Jenni Murray(Bradford Royal Infirmary), Angela Grange(Bradford Royal Infirmary), Kerrie Unsworth(University of Leeds)
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