Our hospitals and clinics in Shanghai, Suzhou and Chengdu recently got creative in spreading the word on how we can work together to beat the COVID-19 virus through a 30-second video clip, featuring nurses across the various facilities.
The rollout of telemedicine is timely amid the COVID-19 global pandemic particularly for patients who may not be able to visit our physical medical facilities for certain reasons.
To recognise our angels in white for working tirelessly on the front line, a customised Nurses Day computer desktop screensaver was launched to all staff on International Nurses Day on 12 May. A contest calling for video submissions showcasing warm and inspiring moments of nurses at work was also rolled out on the same day, to salute our everyday heroes for their selfless dedication, compassion and resilience.
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