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The PPE Portrait Project connects doctors with patients

Doctors and health providers are sticking pictures of themselves on their gowns to show patients what they look like underneath their protective gear...

05/12/2020 11:00 PM

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24 comments

  • Tiffany P.
    07/12/2020 19:43

    ♥️♥️ so sweet

  • Jennifer R.
    05/20/2020 16:26

    Estefania Ramirez

  • Gina M.
    05/19/2020 12:30

    If she says um one more time...

  • Chipoppito O.
    05/18/2020 21:29

    This lady talk so weird

  • Savannah L.
    05/18/2020 20:28

    Why don’t we have doctors record messages on tablets for the patients and that way the patient can see the doctor and communicate through that. The doctor can tell them how their treatment is going and even add family to the chat to ask the doctor specific questions

  • Marc A.
    05/18/2020 17:48

    KIOUS RN WAS MY FRIEND WHO. WAS THE FIRST TO DIE IN PANDEMIC AS ESSENTIAL HEALTHCARE WORKER FROM NYC . THANK YOU

  • Samantha S.
    05/18/2020 13:39

    I love this idea!!

  • Kt L.
    05/18/2020 12:37

    Would have loved to watch more but if she says ummmm one more time I’m gonna loose my ummmm mind! And she’s supposed to be educated....okay!

  • Karina D.
    05/18/2020 05:36

    “Um uhm uhm “

  • Luis B.
    05/18/2020 03:17

    ❤

  • Ella S.
    05/18/2020 01:03

    !!! We were talking ab this in the car

  • Michael R.
    05/17/2020 18:57

    I like that

  • Brian H.
    05/17/2020 11:07

    “Not identifiable as human” 😂😂😂 what does the mask do, turn us into aliens?..

  • Arelia H.
    05/17/2020 01:34

    maybe you can do this at your work

  • Nicole B.
    05/16/2020 18:11

    I’m glad I persevered because what she shared was informative. Overcoming sickness is also tied to mental health. Kudos! However, she said “Uh” and “uhm” so much that it made it difficult to get through the video. These pauses sometimes have a negative impact on audiences because listeners lack confidence and interest in the speaker or topics shared. Here’s a little encouragement from someone that overcame the use of filler words — work on natural pauses and chunk information so that transition happens smoothly. She’ll get better.

  • Gabrielle R.
    05/16/2020 14:08

    I love this

  • Kyle S.
    05/16/2020 11:28

    I get it but ur badge has ur picture on it lol. Just saying

  • Brian S.
    05/15/2020 15:41

    That’s um a great um idea 👍

  • Crysten N.
    05/15/2020 13:54

    I just wanna know why the womans voice was so annoying to me. I moved through badically the whole video

  • Aaron R.
    05/14/2020 20:29

    Why? So the people they are murdering can see their face before they die? Sickening

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