Understanding Patients with COVID in the Isolation Rooms from the Perspective of Care: A Qualitative Study

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Table 1 The Participation in the Study

No	Initial	Age	Gender	Comorbid
1	Mrs. R	42	Woman	Diabetes Millitus, Cronic Kedney Diseases
2	Mr. S	61	Man	Diabetes Millitus, Cronic Kedney Diseases
3	Mr.J	69	Man	Angina Pectoris
4	Mrs. S	53	Woman	Kedney Diseases post Hemodialisis
5	Mrs. E.H	54	Woman	Hypertensive Heart Disease
6	Mr. I	61	Man	Intestinal Adhesion Suspect
7	Miss.P	20	Woman	Appendicitis
8	Mrs. R	68	Woman	Cronic Kedney Diseases
9	Mrs. E	58	Woman	Cirrhosis Hepatis
10	Mrs. P	56	Woman	Hypertension
11	Mr. S	58	Woman	Diabetes Millitus, Unstable Angina Pectoris
12	Miss.D	24	Woman	Aplastic anemia
13	Mrs. U	61	Woman	Diabetes MIllitus
14	Mrs. M	33	Woman	Supraventricular tachycardia, Coronary Heart Disease
15	Mr. A	63	Man	Coronary Heart Disease, Cerebro Vaskuler Accident Infark
16	Mr. N	63	Man	Diabetes Millitus and Hypokalemia
17	Mr. A.N	49	Man	Cronic Kedney Diseases grade 5, Hemodialisis reguler
18	Mr. S	64	Man	Diabetes Millitus dan gangrene pedis
19	Mrs. M	56	Woman	Diabetes MIllitus
20	Mrs. N	52	Woman	Diabetes Millitus, Coronary Heart Disease
21	Mrs. S	54	Woman	Diabetes Millitus, Coronary Heart Disease
22	Mr. Z	60	Man	Diabetes Millitus, Hypertensive Heart Disease, Coronary Heart Disease
23	Mrs. K	59	Woman	Hypertensive Heart Disease
24	Mr. A	47	Man	Cirrhosis Hepatis
25	Mrs. K	70	Man	Angina Pectoris, Hypertensive Heart Disease

Table 2 Themes and Subthemes

Themes	Subthemes
Mental attacks	In the shadow of COVID-19
	Dramatic situation
	Choosing not to know.
	Refusing justification
Feel like fighting alone	Throw away fear
	Save in the subconscious
	Surrender to God
Expecting concern	Delayed concern
	Long time to respond
	Less time to express feelings
Positive attitude	Understanding an emergency
	Acknowledging the nurse’s commitment
	Optimistic about the performance of nurses