The popular 'It Ain't Me' remix sounded through 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria when ICU nurses danced to bring cheer to patients fighting Covid-19 and to uplift their own spirits.
ICU nurses at 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria used dancing to lift the spirits of Covid-19 patients.remix sounded through the halls of 1 Military Hospital in Pretoria when ICU nurses put on a dance performance to bring cheer to patients fighting Covid-19 and to uplift their own spirits.
According to the military health service, the nurses took up the dance challenge “in a bid to renew patients, their strength and endurance as health workers during the hardship they are facing”. “A dance challenge is a powerful artistic medium for communicating the essence of humanity. The dance allows people to express their creativity, skills and victories. It also decreases anxiety, increases self-esteem and improves psychological wellbeing.
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