Nurses Day in Singapore is celebrated yearly on 1 August. Amid the pandemic, IHH Singapore marked the occasion with heartfelt messages to our nurses, virtual celebrations and awards to recognise our outstanding superheroes.
Strict safety protocols didn’t dampen the spirits of our nurses who celebrated this special day virtually and were treated to a specially produced video featuring words of appreciation from management and nursing leaders.
Gleneagles Hospital Singapore (GEH) also produced a touching rendition of “Lean on me” to pay tribute to fellow nurses across Singapore, especially those who have not been home to see their families during the past 18 months due to travel restrictions.
To our delightful nurses, thank you for being there for our patients.
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