The coronavirus pandemic has put hospitals all over the world in a tough predicament.
This condition puts doctors and patients under a lot of stress, which is bad for their health.
However, a cheerful attitude is a direct predictor of patient recovery.
As a result, it was decided to use dogs in clinics, which have been shown to relieve tension, anxiety, and loneliness.
Shari Dunaway, a physician at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, shared a photo of a cute puppy the hospital had employed on her social media page a while back.
She is completely vaccinated, well-groomed, healthy, cheerful, and pleasant, and wears a “Justice Volunteer” sign on her neck.
And all this lovely Labrador has to do is greet the workers at the medical center when they arrive.
Many doctors commented on the photo, saying that such dogs are used in their hospitals as well.
Both doctors and patients enjoy them, and they help to lift their spirits.
Some reviewers expressed disappointment that their hospitals lacked such friendly and helpful workers.
After all, such staff is worth their weight in gold, thus employers and regular employees should look after them so that the animals at the hospital are kept warm and comfortable at all times.
