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Doctors, paramedics, nurses, psychologists, virologists, and support staff have contributed to The Hands -On-NHS-project - to photograph your hands and takes your work in the midst of the Corona-Virus-pandemic.

filmmaker Jonathan Beamish, Angelique Arnold and Victoria Bolstridge worked Together remotely on the fundraiser for NHS charities.

Here is a selection of photos from the series, with comments from contributors.

Dr Alexander Kumar, NHS, Nightingale Hospital, London

"I'm not sure how many hands came together to The Nightingale hospital - But when it did open, it was just Shine and hope in a time of darkness. "

Emergency Medicine and pre-hospital care consultant Dr Alison Sanders, London air ambulance

"The hardest thing to do, what to see on The Day , the psychological and social impact of this pandemic is played. "

Acute medicine Nurse Sara Danesin, Royal Free Hospital, London

"In the Covid-19 Isolation Ward at The Royal Free Hospital, The Days are very long.

"The Feeling of the intense heat, the claustrophobia, and it is a challenging time for all. "

obstetrics doctor Alice Beardmore-gray, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London

"The photo shows me with one of The Babies that we delivered That Night , as the mother is recovering.

"In that moment, I felt exhausted myself, But enjoyed the cuddling in the midst of The Chaos of a busy labour ward.

"So I think, I was happy.

"It is moments like these that remind us how lucky We Are to do the work we do.

"This is a night shift was particularly busy, with a number of emergency caesarean section.

"I think it must be especially hard for women at birth in The Moment as a Partner because of the Covid-19 may not be in the op.

"We have a call with video, to be sure, you can involved still feel to be in The Moment your baby is born. "

ICU nurse Joan Pons Laplana, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

"[The photo shows me] at the beginning of my shift.

"And I was worried about what I was going to find out, behind The Door .

"Had any of my patients better or worse?

"[This day ] I took care of a work colleague.

"It made me realize that I could be the next, lying on the bed, fighting for My Life .

"[I would say, to stay The Public ] At Home .

"It is the easiest way to save lives and stop the spread of this evil virus. "

Senior biomedical scientist Patrick Simms, Weston General Hospital , Somerset

"In the picture, I Am processing a positive Covid-19 the blood of the patients, performing a quantitative analysis of various biological markers present in the patient's serum.

"This can be a note on the clinical team of the severity of the disease, so that they become effective concept of treatment plans for patients and to ensure that you receive The Best possible care.

"is Mapped to only one of the approximately 1,000 samples that we use Every Day in Weston General Biochemistry . "

High-dependency patients-maintainer Steven male, West Midlands Ambulance Service

"[The Day of the recording, The Feeling was,] I was actually quite positive and hopeful.

"I was amazed at the amount of people that have stepped up during this crisis to help others and volunteer for all sorts of things, often putting themselves in danger. "

Senior Staff Nurse Dawn Trigg, Edenbridge War Memorial Hospital, Kent

"[My greatest challenge is] the amount of work and not able to answer a call to answer the bell quickly, due to that you can on gloves, apron and mask before entering The Room .

"My most satisfying moments are always done the work load, as a team, work together and laugh a lot.

"I'm very happy with so nice people on the whole board, from cleaners to kitchen staff, the nursing and interdisciplinary team.

"be thankful for the Good Things in life, choose your battles wisely, and always tell Your Friends and family you love. "

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coronavirus pandemic, nhs, photography

Source of news: bbc.com