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Help Your Patients Lose Those Social Distancing Blues

Social distancing has become the norm these days, even though it’s a term none of us used before March.

To help your patients remember to practice social distancing and stay at home to protect against COVID-19, Austin blues guitarist Van Wilks has recorded a public service announcement (PSA) for the Texas Medical Association’s “Stay Home, Texas” campaign.

Check out the video above, along with one from Texas Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Michael Martin Murphey. And watch for more PSAs from Texas musicians all week long.

You can find the latest news, resources, and government guidance on the coronavirus outbreak by visiting TMA’s COVID-19 Resource Center regularly.

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Last Updated On

April 06, 2020

Originally Published On

April 06, 2020

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