这个视频是:2010年3月19日 ,曼彻斯特医院的员工借助“流行音乐之王”迈克尔·杰克逊(Michael Jackson)促进一项抗击细菌的行动。
Beat It——英国医务人员用迈克尔.杰克逊音乐视频抗击细菌,宣传感染控制
最近,曼彻斯特晚间新闻报道英国一家医院的医务人员用迈克尔.杰克逊的音乐Beat it录制了他们自己MV,号召人人都勤洗手及遵守卫生条例,以防止细菌传播,预防感染发生。70多名医生、护士、技师、清洁工、文员甚至患者都参与了这一“快闪”。
英国医务人员用迈克尔.杰克逊音乐视频抗击细菌
听说过跳舞的医生、唱歌的外科医生和走太空步的管理者吗?现在你见到了。
曼彻斯特医院的员工借助流行音乐之王迈克尔.杰克逊促进一项抗击细菌的行动。
由主管朱利安.哈特利领唱,位于Wythenshawe的南曼彻斯特大学医院(UHSM)的大约70名医生、外科医生、护士、技师、文员、清洁工、甚至患者,在迈克尔·杰克逊的歌曲《避开》(Beat It)中留下了自己的印迹,他们拍摄了这个音乐视频,以鼓励每个人洗手及遵守卫生条例。
高级管理者和外科医生,年幼和年老的患者,维护人员,清洁人员和护士,都参与了演出。
这个视频是医院感染预防项目的一部分,这个项目在过去12个月中,已经使该医院的耐甲氧西林金葡菌(MRSA)病例下降了超过60%,难辨梭菌病例下降超过50%。自4月以来,有7例“超级细菌”MRSA病例,而上一年则有26个病例。
该视频受到了UHSM的沟通经理的手机铃声启发,在1天之内拍摄完成,它紧随着去年夏天医院的“把手洗好”活动的余热,当时1000人参加了一个同唱一首歌活动,改写了Black Lace的歌曲《超人》(Superman)——改名为“超级手”(Superhands)。
歌曲开头唱道:“不想在这里看到任何细菌,不想看到病菌,它们最好消失。”它很受员工、学生和患者欢迎,并上了YouTube。
主管哈特利还在这段3分钟的视频中尝试走太空步,他说“我们要传达一个严肃的信息,以一致的、打动人的方式。我们对反响很满意。为了增加说服力我在镜头中唱歌跳舞,但我想表达对其他员工的出色工作的支持。我认为在这个重要的事情上我们要有强的领导力,但同时也给人们带来微笑。”
每个医院都在这方面作了很多工作,因为这是整个国家的优先任务。而我们的方式可以抓住人们的想象力。成本也很低,已经引起了本地区其它医院的兴趣。
但粉丝们还不应该指望会有专辑。他补充说道:“我们还不能放弃日常工作。”
【原文】
Hospital battles bugs with Michael Jackson video - Manchester Evening News
http://www.manchestereveningnews ... chael_jackson_video
Led by chief executive Julian Hartley on vocals, about 70 doctors, surgeons, nurses, technicians, clerical staff, cleaners and even patients members at the University Hospital of South Manchester, in Wythenshawe, have put their own stamp on Michael Jackson's song Beat It in a music video encouraging everyone to wash their hands and follow hygiene regulations.
Ever heard the one about the dancing doctors, the singing surgeons and the moonwalking manager? Well, now you can.
Staff at a Manchester hospital have turned to the King of Pop Michael Jackson for inspiration in a campaign to beat the bugs.
Led by chief executive Julian Hartley on vocals, about 70 doctors, surgeons, nurses, technicians, clerical staff, cleaners and even patients members at the University Hospital of South Manchester, in Wythenshawe, have put their own stamp on Michael Jackson's song Beat It in a music video encouraging everyone to wash their hands and follow hygiene regulations.
Senior management and surgeons, as well as patients young and old, maintenance, cleaning and nursing staff, all feature in
The video which is part of the hospital's Infection Prevention drive which has already seen cases of MRSA drop by more than 60 per cent and C. difficile by over 50 per cent in the past 12 months. There have been seven cases of the MRSA super-bug since April, compared to 26 the previous year.
Inspired by UHSM's communications manager's ringtone and filmed in just one day, it follows hot on the heels of the hospital's 'great hand wash' last summer, when 1,000 people took part in a sing-a-long to a re-write of the Black Lace song Superman – named Superhands.
And with the opening line 'Don't wanna see any bugs around here; don't wanna see no germs, they better disappear,' it has proven a hit with staff, students and patients and found its way onto YouTube.
Chief executive, Mr Hartley, who even attempts the moonwalk in the three-minute video, said: “This is about getting across a serious message, in a consistent, engaging way and we've all been pleased with the response. I took a bit of convincing to sing and dance on camera but I wanted to show my support for the fantastic work the rest of the staff are doing. I think it's important that we have strong leadership on such an important issue and put a smile on people's face at the same time.
“Every hospital is doing an awful lot on this because it's a national priority but our way seems to have captured people's imaginations. It was low cost and has been generating interest from other hospitals in the region.”
But fans shouldn't brace themselves for an album yet. He added: “I think it's a case of 'don't give up the day job'. |