Mobility guilt: digital nomads and COVID-19

Holleran, Max; Notting, Mallory

doi:10.1080/14616688.2023.2217538

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“…This aligned with the resentment of societal structures that restricted freedom voiced by international digital nomads (Holleran & Notting, 2023;Woldoff & Litchfield, 2021). Caregivers often assumed that nomads should remain stationary for months to wait for appointments or to complete treatment.…”

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“…They practice geographic arbitrage by residing in locations with a lower cost of living, while earning higher rates of pay from customers in places with stronger economies (Mancinelli, 2020). Many studies of digital nomads have focused on people who leave wealthy countries to work from countries with weaker economies (Green, 2020;Hannonen, 2020;Mancinelli, 2020;Woldoff & Litchfield, 2021); however, the term is also used to describe nomads who work from remote locations within a single country (Holleran & Notting, 2023;MBO partners, 2023). Some digital nomads remain within their home country to retain health benefits tied to citizenship (Holleran & Notting, 2023).…”

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“…Many studies of digital nomads have focused on people who leave wealthy countries to work from countries with weaker economies (Green, 2020;Hannonen, 2020;Mancinelli, 2020;Woldoff & Litchfield, 2021); however, the term is also used to describe nomads who work from remote locations within a single country (Holleran & Notting, 2023;MBO partners, 2023). Some digital nomads remain within their home country to retain health benefits tied to citizenship (Holleran & Notting, 2023). RV-dwelling nomads in the United States may be digital nomads, peripatetic, retired or unemployed.…”

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Recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling American nomads' experiences seeking healthcare: A qualitative field study

Tretter,

Nies,

Omotowa

2023

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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AimTo explore the experiences of recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling American nomads when seeking healthcare in the United States.DesignThis exploratory, qualitative study employed interpretive description design to maintain a disciplinary focus in nursing.MethodsTwenty‐five participants were recruited from campgrounds in eight states. Semi‐structured interviews were conducted face‐to‐face. Thematic analysis was conducted using a phronetic iterative approach.ResultsThree overarching themes described participants' experiences seeking healthcare: overwhelming logistics, don't need healthcare, and orchestrating a web of care.ConclusionRecreational‐vehicle‐dwelling nomads in the United States face additional complexity when accessing healthcare related to seeking care in unfamiliar locations and policies that prevent the portability of healthcare across state lines.ImplicationsMore research is needed to evaluate solutions to improve healthcare access for recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling nomads. Nurses and policymakers should consider healthcare practices through the lens of nomads' lifestyle mobility. The impact of policy decisions on people who are geographically mobile should be considered, and barriers to healthcare portability should be addressed.Impact This was the first study focused on the healthcare experiences of recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling nomads in the United States. Nomads face additional complexity and barriers to healthcare access. Some nomads developed strategies to overcome barriers, while others disengaged from healthcare. The findings will impact researchers and nurses who study and care for nomads. Reporting MethodThe SRQR reporting guidelines were followed.Patient or Public ContributionRecreational‐vehicle‐dwelling nomads reviewed the recruitment flyer and interview guide and provided input on recruitment methods and sites.

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Recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling American nomads' experiences seeking healthcare: A qualitative field study

Tretter,

Nies,

Omotowa

2023

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…A pandémia terjedését többek között a mobilitás csökkentésével, azaz a határok lezárásával, a légi közlekedés szüneteltetésével, helyi korlátozások bevezetésével és az otthoni munka intézményének állandósításával igyekeztek korlátozni a nemzetközi és a helyi kormányzatok (MISKOLCZI et al 2021). Azonban a távmunka kiszabadította a helyhez kötött alkalmazottakat az irodákból, és sokan ahelyett, hogy egy helyen, otthon maradtak volna, inkább a digitális nomád életmód kipróbálását választották (DE ALMEIDA et al 2021, HOLLERAN-NOTTING 2023. Az irodai munka helyfüggetlen munkává alakításával a munkavégzés teljes digitalizálása hosszútávon is megváltoztatta a tudásmunka hagyományos gyakorlatait.…”

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Digitális nomádok – napjaink divatos kifejezése vagy a holnap utazói?

Pfening

2023

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A Covid19-világjárvány felgyorsította az újszerű munkarendek, többek között a távmunka elterjedését, ami a digitális technológiák által támogatott nomád életmód egyik legfontosabb ösztönzőjévé vált. A digitális nomádok megkérdőjelezik a munka és a szabadidő hagyományos dichotóm nézetét, helyette az álomélet eszményét hirdetik. Utazás közben dolgoznak, és munka közben utaznak, így ötvözve a jövedelemszerzést a szórakozással. Jogosan merül fel tehát a kérdés, vajon tekinthető-e ez a csoport turisztikai szegmensnek, vagy csak napjaink egy felkapott kifejezéséről van szó. Az alábbi tanulmány célja, hogy a digitális nomadizmust elhelyezze a turizmus rendszerében, és ezzel átfogó perspektívát adjon a téma kutatási kategóriaként való megalapozásához a hazai szakirodalomban, illetve felhívja a gyakorlati szakemberek figyelmét a digitális nomádok, mint posztmodern turisztikai szegmensben rejlő lehetőségekre.

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“…And finally, the present day. The widespread adoption of hybrid and online work models due to the global pandemic (Holleran and Notting, 2023; Hannonen, 2024) has clearly made digital nomadism a mainstream phenomenon.…”

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Introduction: can we operationalize digital nomadism in the tourism sector?

Günay,

Akgiş İlhan

2024

WHATT

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PurposeThe authors focus on the strategic question in this article. It is aimed to draw a conceptual framework in line with the articles in the thematic issue to understand the rise of digital nomadism in tourism and to examine how it can be integrated into the tourism industry.Design/methodology/approachThe article is based on a literature review and examination of existing research on the subject, with the aim of answering the research question and contributing to the development of future strategic thoughts.FindingsDigital nomadism is changing traditional tourism models and offering new opportunities to industry stakeholders. In this context, digital nomadism is an important opportunity for countries that want to increase their tourism income.Originality/valueThis article explores the potential contributions of digital nomadism to the tourism industry and offers suggestions for developing strategic thinking in the industry.

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Mobility guilt: digital nomads and COVID-19

Cited by 18 publications

References 28 publications

Recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling American nomads' experiences seeking healthcare: A qualitative field study

Recreational‐vehicle‐dwelling American nomads' experiences seeking healthcare: A qualitative field study

Digitális nomádok – napjaink divatos kifejezése vagy a holnap utazói?

Introduction: can we operationalize digital nomadism in the tourism sector?

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