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With the current COVID-19 pandemic occurring, much of the world is feeling anxious and even uncertain about the state of public health. What better way to shed light on the selfless care that health professionals provide, than by celebrating World Health Day this April 7th, 2020.
This year’s tagline from the World Health Organization (WHO) is: “Support nurses and midwives.”
In their official statement regarding the goal of World Health Day, WHO said,
WHO is holding two live social media events that you can watch from anywhere on official WHO social media channels. The first, at 10 a.m. CEST, is “Live Q&A on the State of the World’s Nursing Report with Carey McCarthy” and the second, at 2:30 p.m. CEST.
Links to WHO Social Media are here:
As many know, the real changes and improvements in the healthcare industry happen at the government level. This is why it is increasingly important to take time to contact lawmakers and convey the significance of support and investment in medical professionals.
At the level of policy makers, it is crucial to take steps to support the healthcare workers who support us all in our times of need by listening to the people and gathering data to see where resources are lacking.
The most supportive way to celebrate World Health Day is simply by saying thank you to healthcare professionals - especially the nurses and midwives - who risk their lives to keep the public safe and healthy, particularly in times like now.
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