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  • Nurses are vital to healthcare systems and face high COVID-19 risks.
  • Post-recovery workplace challenges for nurses are under-researched.
  • Addressing nurse challenges is ethically recommended for job satisfaction and retention.

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  • To investigate the specific workplace challenges encountered by nurses after recovering from COVID-19.

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  • Data analyzed using van Manen's six-step method.

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  • Four major themes and 20 subthemes identified regarding post-recovery challenges.
  • Key themes include diminished ethical values, fear of infecting others, patient neglect concerns, job attrition, and "corona phobia."
  • Findings highlight the multifaceted difficulties nurses face upon returning to work.

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  • Study findings inform the development of supportive policies for nurses in health organizations.
  • Recommendations for humanitarian policies during future pandemics, focusing on ethical care.
  • Addressing nurse well-being is essential for healthcare system resilience.