Phoenix Children's Hospital staff promotes positivity by dancing to High School Musical

PHOENIX - While COVID-19 worries continue to grow nationwide, staff at Phoenix Children's Hospital are bringing some positivity by dancing to Disney's High School Musical in their free time.

In the Instagram video, women can be seen singing along while passing around hand sanitizer.

“While we can’t always practice social distancing, we sure can take the best care of your kiddos while we comfort you and hopefully bring a smile to your face during this time,” wrote Sara Kaczkowski on Instagram. “COVID-19, we’ll beat you, hand in hand (with hand sanitizer). We’re all in this together.”

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