Sister was passing and they did this to make it feel as if someone was holding her hand as she went. Was during covid times and no one could be with her.
A_Navy_of_Ducks
1 month ago
Thatโs depressing as fuck
Admirable_Flight_257
1 month ago
Nurses have utilized latex gloves with warm water to mimic human touch and comfort isolated patients. The practice also referred to as “hands of love,” was significantly utilized by nurses in Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic. By using latex gloves filled with warm water and applying them to patients’ hands, the sensation is similar to holding a human hand, comforting isolated patients.
A 2024 study assessed the impact of this “love glove” app on the vital signs of COVID-19 intensive care unit patients. The results were marked by dramatic improvement in respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation following the app, with implications that this simple, non-pharmacological treatment may be able to positively impact patients both emotionally and physically.
RedManMatt11
1 month ago
Simultaneously beautiful and heartbreaking
FalconIfeelheavy
1 month ago
Surprised a Medtech company hasnโt patented this and charging $5,000 for it yet.ย
K1tsunea
1 month ago
We really are social creatures
vapemyashes
1 month ago
Well dang that makes me sad
CaptinEmergency
1 month ago
The technique was originally developed by a teenage boy for unrelated reasons.
Bananas_oz
1 month ago
Also good to freeze them for people having wisdom teeth extracted. Glove cups the cheek to provide pain relief.
Careful_Baker_8064
1 month ago
This may be the saddest thing I have ever seen. My heart is breaking.
DiamondDude51501
1 month ago
I think I need one of those
JerseyshoreSeagull
1 month ago
In 20 minutes the gloves turn ice cold letting the patient know “the icy grip of death is not too far away!”
Big_Ad21
1 month ago
Those is so cool to give warmth
Express-Ad1258
1 month ago
Aww itโs a fifi used in a no sexual and caring way โบ๏ธ
knight7imperial
1 month ago
Works on sleeping babies too. The struggle is real when you leave them on bed.
SomeSydneyBloke
1 month ago
Do you have to be a patient to get one of those? Asking for a friend.
Little-Set694
1 month ago
gonna need to do this with how lonely i am
Cata_clysmm
1 month ago
Because $6000 a day hospital bill does not cover human attention.
_Spitfire024_
1 month ago
Aw
sos123p9
1 month ago
Iirc they also do this for frostbite
Rassayana_Atrindh
1 month ago
๐ฅบ
Difficult-Day4439
1 month ago
Damm this is so sad ๐ญ
Legend_of_dirty_Joe
1 month ago
Ancient ninja decoy technique
Prior_Dot7241
1 month ago
Glove marmer!!
BaeIz
1 month ago
Ah, I used to do this for myself as a kid
Babecylenyx
1 month ago
In times of need, a warm glove hug can remind us that kindness, much like a good cup of tea, is best served hot and a tad absurd.
wahle97
1 month ago
Chicken bones and warm pudding also reaches the desired effect.
Conscious-Permit-466
1 month ago
A cheap hand job.
LollyGoss
1 month ago
Nurses are awesome and so smart
TeRRa1
1 month ago
What nurse has time to do this lol
Significant_Fun3750
1 month ago
I feel this. Could use one of these.
StationOk7229
1 month ago
That is just sad.
PathologyAndCoffee
1 month ago
aww. this is the nicest thing. Such a lonely place to die.
i wish there were volunteers that can hold their hand. There are volunteer sitters but they kinda just watch.
But in isolation, there’s not really any other option
Uni457Maki
1 month ago
This so loving and very smart of the nurses.
CustardPlayful3963
1 month ago
Damn this is sad.
mrmatt244
1 month ago
Thatโs super creative from a compassionate mind! Some heroโs donโt wear capes, they wear scrubs
Kalichun
1 month ago
Iโm concerned that when water cools off itโs not so pleasant โฆ is it?
Royal-Bluez
1 month ago
I think this would make me more sad lol
secretsofmagick
1 month ago
It’s too bad that nurses have way too many patients they need to attend to. If there were more nurses, more time could be spent at the bedside.
dylsster
1 month ago
Also used to help start IVs by increasing blood flow to the hand
RatedPC
1 month ago
anyone else think this title was going to say hold a severed hand only to be backed up by the weird angle of this picture?
Lesliemak
1 month ago
Inventive but I canโt imagine it stays warm very long, factoring in the knot tying. Wondering if a hot water bottle might be as effective.
GaiusJocundus
1 month ago
Can I get LSD and Shrooms instead?
This seems creepy and if I’m on my death bed I want to be with God as I go.
TikiUSA
1 month ago
This makes me feel like I should volunteer to be a companion โ is that a thing?
Sister was passing and they did this to make it feel as if someone was holding her hand as she went. Was during covid times and no one could be with her.
Thatโs depressing as fuck
Nurses have utilized latex gloves with warm water to mimic human touch and comfort isolated patients. The practice also referred to as “hands of love,” was significantly utilized by nurses in Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic. By using latex gloves filled with warm water and applying them to patients’ hands, the sensation is similar to holding a human hand, comforting isolated patients.
A 2024 study assessed the impact of this “love glove” app on the vital signs of COVID-19 intensive care unit patients. The results were marked by dramatic improvement in respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation following the app, with implications that this simple, non-pharmacological treatment may be able to positively impact patients both emotionally and physically.
Simultaneously beautiful and heartbreaking
Surprised a Medtech company hasnโt patented this and charging $5,000 for it yet.ย
We really are social creatures
Well dang that makes me sad
The technique was originally developed by a teenage boy for unrelated reasons.
Also good to freeze them for people having wisdom teeth extracted. Glove cups the cheek to provide pain relief.
This may be the saddest thing I have ever seen. My heart is breaking.
I think I need one of those
In 20 minutes the gloves turn ice cold letting the patient know “the icy grip of death is not too far away!”
Those is so cool to give warmth
Aww itโs a fifi used in a no sexual and caring way โบ๏ธ
Works on sleeping babies too. The struggle is real when you leave them on bed.
Do you have to be a patient to get one of those? Asking for a friend.
gonna need to do this with how lonely i am
Because $6000 a day hospital bill does not cover human attention.
Aw
Iirc they also do this for frostbite
๐ฅบ
Damm this is so sad ๐ญ
Ancient ninja decoy technique
Glove marmer!!
Ah, I used to do this for myself as a kid
In times of need, a warm glove hug can remind us that kindness, much like a good cup of tea, is best served hot and a tad absurd.
Chicken bones and warm pudding also reaches the desired effect.
A cheap hand job.
Nurses are awesome and so smart
What nurse has time to do this lol
I feel this. Could use one of these.
That is just sad.
aww. this is the nicest thing. Such a lonely place to die.
i wish there were volunteers that can hold their hand. There are volunteer sitters but they kinda just watch.
But in isolation, there’s not really any other option
This so loving and very smart of the nurses.
Damn this is sad.
Thatโs super creative from a compassionate mind! Some heroโs donโt wear capes, they wear scrubs
Iโm concerned that when water cools off itโs not so pleasant โฆ is it?
I think this would make me more sad lol
It’s too bad that nurses have way too many patients they need to attend to. If there were more nurses, more time could be spent at the bedside.
Also used to help start IVs by increasing blood flow to the hand
anyone else think this title was going to say hold a severed hand only to be backed up by the weird angle of this picture?
Inventive but I canโt imagine it stays warm very long, factoring in the knot tying. Wondering if a hot water bottle might be as effective.
Can I get LSD and Shrooms instead?
This seems creepy and if I’m on my death bed I want to be with God as I go.
This makes me feel like I should volunteer to be a companion โ is that a thing?
As a lonely sod, thanks, will try.
Could I ask her not to do that?