Arwyp accepts #JerusalemaDanceChallenge

Staff gathered at the hospital’s helipad to take on the challenge like other health-care workers across the globe.

October 3, 2020

Puleng Sekabate 1 minute read

The Team Arwyp Heroes and Angels fun dance challenge was well attended by health-care workers, doctors, radiologists, pathologists and allied practitioners.

Arwyp Medical Centre joined the global health-care community by accepting the #JerusalemaDanceChallenge.

Staff gathered at the hospital’s helipad to take on the challenge like other health-care workers across the globe.

“Health-care workers are deserving of praise, recognition and support for the enormous courage and steadfast dedication displayed in the fight against the pandemic,” Otto Wypkema, CEO of Arwyp Medical Centre.

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“The #JerusalemaDanceChallenge presented our staff with a fun opportunity to display solidarity with their counterparts in the health-care community, as well as affording them a welcome break and much-needed morale boost.

“At Arwyp, we have maintained a low Covid-19 infection rate of below 10 per cent, which is inclusive of community-acquired infections, and thankfully with no health-care worker deaths.

The energetic staff members also observed Heritage Month as they dressed up in cultural outfits.

“Even during this most difficult time, health-care workers inspired patients, shown positivity, had faith and above all celebrated their resilience in facing the Covid-19 challenge.

“Team Arwyp, thank you from the bottom of our hearts, you are all true heroes and angels.”

The energetic staff members also observed Heritage Month as they dressed up in cultural outfits.

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