The Hand of God – With COIVD-19 it changed having guest or visitors for those needing surgeries or hospitalization. That is when some medical staff got creative using hot water and disposable gloves. #HandofGod #Brazil
The Hand of God
They called it “the hand of God”. I saw this on Facebook and had to share about what this one nurse in Brazil has been doing to help comfort patients during this pandemic. The premise of this idea is simple …
Some nurses got the idea to help comfort isolated patients in the ward due to COVID-19. They used two disposable gloves and tied them together. They also filled both of them with hot water, simulating impossible human contact due to insulation in the facilities. (Not too hot to burn the patient!)
I’ve realized This hot water glove,
Lidian Melo, Brazilian nurse
to improve my patient’s perfusion
and better saturation:
I also hope the patient feels
like someone is holding his hand.
The picture was taken at the Vilo Prado Emergency Care Centre Unit in Sao Paolo, and the nurse technician who demonstrated the idea is called Semei Araújo Cunha.
As per Indian Express, she added: “As we had an intubated patient, we decided to do it as a form of affection, stroking, humanizing, as if someone was taking her hand, and also to soften the extremities that were very cold, the hand was very cold”.
I think that is a great idea. Some people are calling this the Human Touch, which simulates human interaction.
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Wow. I’m sharing this on my Social Media wall here in the Philippines. Great idea! Thanks for posting! God bless you.
I thought it was too. That is why I shared it with my readers so they can see it too. Thank you for sharing. Awesome to see this blog ministry read in the Philippines. I know it reaches over 200 countries. Have a great day Jeff.