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Image of Nurses in the social media Before and After the Covid 19 Pandemic: A narrative Review Article
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Fatemeh Taghlili    , Narges Arsalani , Ladan Naseh , Fatemeh Moghaddam , Maryam Ahmadi , Masoud Fallahi-khoshknab * |
| Department of Nursing,university of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences,Tehran,Iran. |
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Introduction: social media such as tv and radio, It plays a significant role in presenting a professional and sometimes unprofessional picture of different professions from different angles, dimensions and perspectives in societies. With the unexpected arrival of the covid-19 pandemic, nurses and the nursing profession received more attention from the public media, so this study aimed to compare the nursing image in this social media before and after the covid-19 pandemic.
Methods: This article is a narrative review article. Search articles with the keywords "Nursing Image", "social media" and " Covid-19", through national databases, SID IranMedex, Magiran and Pubmed and International, Scopus, Science Direct, Google Scholar, web of science was conducted between 2000 and 2022. The twenty-eight article was searched based on inclusion and exclusion criteria and the purpose of this study was finalized.
Results: The findings were reviewed in foreign and domestic media before and after corona and showed that before the covid-19 pandemic prevalence, nurses had more stereotypical or propaganda images in terms of appearance, gender and professionalism and were more engaged in non-specialized and physician-dependent tasks with the pandemic prevalence of covid-19 nurses in the media, mostly with the words "hero" and "soldier". And the health advocate was introduced and found a special place.
Conclusion: Covid-19 pandemic caused the media to present a more realistic image of nurses' role in health and disease control to the community and increase awakening and public awareness of the profession and nurses to be seen more prominently than before.
Keywords: Nursing image, social media, Covid-19.
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| Keywords: Nursing image, social media, Covid-19. |
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Received: 2022/07/17 | Accepted: 2022/11/21 | Published: 2023/01/30
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| * Corresponding Author Address: university of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, Tehran, Iran. |
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