A qualitative study of the experiences of interdisciplinary nurses during the COVID-19 outbreak following the announcement of the “Ten new guidelines” in China

Table 1 Presents a summary of the participants’ demographic data (n = 15)

No	Gender	Age (years)	Marital status	Education	Working experience (years)	Previous department	Support department	Interview time after support (days)	Infected with COVID-19 before support	Experience of supporting Wuhan/Shanghai
TN1	female	42	married	postgraduate	19	Nursing Department	ED	3	Y	N
TN2	female	32	married	undergraduate	9	General Surgery Department	ED	6	Y	Y
TN3	female	45	married	undergraduate	23	Interventional Room	ED	5	Y	N
TN4	female	28	married	undergraduate	8	Endoscopy Room	EICU	11	Y	N
TN5	male	23	unmarried	undergraduate	3	Endoscopy Room	EICU	11	Y	N
TN6	male	21	unmarried	college	2	Operating Room	EICU	15	Y	N
TN7	female	27	married	undergraduate	7	Operating Room	EICU	7	Y	N
TN8	female	37	married	undergraduate	15	Operating Room	EICU	15	N	Y
TN9	female	36	married	undergraduate	14	General Surgery Department	ICU	19	Y	Y
TN10	female	27	unmarried	college	7	Otolaryngology Department	ICU	17	N	N
TN11	female	23	unmarried	undergraduate	5	General Surgery Department	ICU	6	Y	N
TN12	female	32	married	undergraduate	10	Traditional Chinese Medicine Department	ICU	20	Y	N
TN13	female	37	married	undergraduate	16	Physical Examination Department	ICU	18	Y	N
TN14	female	34	married	undergraduate	13	Obstetrics and Gynecology Department	ICU	8	Y	N
TN15	male	30	married	undergraduate	8	Operating Room	PD	16	Y	N

TN Tnterdisciplinary Nurses, ED Emergency Department, EICU Emergency Intensive Care Unit, ICU Intensive Care Unit, PD Pneumology Department, Y Yes, N No

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