The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council has teamed up with Agency Creative to produce a video “thank you” to our heroic healthcare workforce on the front lines of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The short film came together in three days to honor and celebrate the people who are showing up and working hard every day amid increased risks for coronavirus exposure, Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council President and CEO Steve Love said.
These heroes are bracing for a surge in a pandemic that may be weeks away from reaching a peak. Love encourages that the video be freely shared in appreciation. Click the image to watch.
Here’s the direct link.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council (DFWHC), helmed by Love, works to unite North Texas hospital and industry leaders to advance quality healthcare in our region. With more than 45 years of collaboration in the region’s healthcare sector, the DFWHC among leading hospital councils in the country and the only hospital council in Texas, according to the organization.
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