Autoethnography and reflections on the COVID-19 pandemic
Autoetnografía y reflexiones en la pandemia por COVID-19
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The COVID 19 pandemic is a global issue that not only has caused deaths and contagion, but also has affected the life of healthcare workers. For this article a narrative is performed through autoethnography, approaching the changes within a health institution generated by this situation, allowing to transfer the practice experiences to the theory and analyze situations during the assistance of infected patients. The objective is to describe some of the experiences from the professionals and nursing assistants about the assistance of patients with COVID-19 in a university hospital in Colombia and what implies the nursing care implies during a pandemic, using the metaparadigms and evidencing the impact of all these changes in people and society in general. Conclusion: The nursing professionals will always be on the first line, providing the best care experience for people, their families as well as accompanying them during the processes of birth, growth, life and death. Although there are technologies, pandemics, social issues around the globe, nursing will keep participating, expressing its feelings and transcending in the lives of people as actors of human care
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