An online transcript is available. The book from which these reflections are drawn is available to download or read online.

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On today's program, we are listening to nurses as they reflect on their experiences on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. These are stories of uncertainty and fear, of anger and resilience, dedication, recovery, and camaraderie. But most of all these are stories about caregiving.

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The readings that make up this episode are drawn from the book, Providence Nurses Inspire Hope through Healing: Reflections from the Frontlines of the COVID-19 Pandemic, edited by Hilary Alison, Katie Adams, Katie Grainger, and Hayley Pike. Our thanks to the editors and to all the nurse-contributors, including:��

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Syl Trepanier, SVP Chief Nursing Officer, Renton, Wash. ��� ��Shandria Dyer, Critical Care Nurse, Santa Rosa, Calif. ��� Nanny Rawlings, Nurse Navigator, Complex Care Management, Bainbridge Island, Wash. ��� Starr Salvatore, Clinic/Triage Nurse, Lacey, Wash. ��� Amanda Meyer, ICU Nurse, Spokane, Wash. ��� Ana Rocha, Oncology Nurse Practitioner, Santa Monica, Calif. ��� Ashlee Dowling, Senior Clinical Informatics Specialist & ICU Nurse, Missoula, Mont. ��� Lady Lou S. Sayson, Certified Registered Nurse, Lubbock, Texas ��� Christine Marshall, Emergency Care Center Nurse, Orange, Calif. ��� Jennifer Gentry, Chief Nursing Officer Central Division, Portland, Ore. ��� Illeana Bassoco-Barajas, Med Surgery Oncology Nurse, Fullerton, Calif.

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