With the emergence of a global coronavirus pandemic, traditional timelines and methods for staff education were met with significant challenges. Nurse educators, in collaboration with subject matter experts and leadership, needed to overcome obstacles and utilized a variety of resources to quickly create training tailored to nurses' experience and possible new roles during the pandemic, which led the hospital to be prepared for an unprecedented number of inpatient admissions.
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