At TIME'S UP we want to hear from all the health care workers out there keeping our communities safe: Share a photo & some words on what #COVID19 has meant for your work, your safety, your family, your home responsibilities, etc. Use hashtag #WomenOnTheFrontlines. #medtwitter

My wife snapped this photo last night as she was leaving NewYork-Presbyterian after her third shift in a row. This man had been standing for hours outside with his puppy thanking every healthcare worker. “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”

In case you need to give yourself permission. #SELFCARESATURDAY #TIMESUP #TIMESUPHC

Thank you for being on the frontlines during this pandemic. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, sad, angry, or just in need of some #selfcare, check out this free yoga class from one of our founders, Arghavan Salles, MD, PhD, 3/22/2020 at 9 am pacific #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers TIME'S UP

These random people held up signs for us outside our ED today and gave me hope again. Then, I cried for the first time during all of this. Thank you, random strangers, your kindness means more than you can know. 🙏

Another simple, but powerful way to show gratitude and say #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers. “We hold the key to lasting happiness in our own hands. For it is not joy that makes us grateful; it is gratitude that makes us joyful” #TIMESUP #TIMESUPHC

We’ve been hearing from so many in our #TIMESUPHC health care community about the challenges - and the hope - they’re encountering while providing care in this #COVID19 crisis. Are you one of the many #WomenOnTheFrontlines? Share a photo and/or a story about your experience.

We know this is a very anxiety-provoking time for everyone. Two of our mental health experts @kdc_md and Jessi Gold MD MS spoke to TIME'S UP to share some tips. Full article here: tinyurl.com/fromtheexperts #TIMESUPHC #TIMESUP

Women are 80% of the health care workforce. We want to hear from all the #WomenOnTheFrontLines of the #COVID19 pandemic. What're you experiencing at work? Do you have what you need to stay safe in this #PPEShortage? What do you wish people knew? Share a photo + your thoughts.

Thank you Allison S. and #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers and #publichealth workers for your dedication to saving lives right now. 🙏🏽💛 #COVID19

In these times of high stress and uncertainty, it is important to check in with yourself and see how you are feeling, why you are feeling it, and think of ways to be kind and good to yourself. #TIMESUPHC #TIMESUP

Introducing University of Connecticut School of Medicine, a signatory of TIME'S UP Healthcare. See their pledge here: timesupfoundation.org/wp-content/upl…, and then encourage your school to join. #STANDUPFORTIMESUP #TIMESUP #TIMESUPHC

We couldn’t be more proud of our #TIMESUPHealthcare leaders who are pushing for the lifesaving changes we need, to overcome #COVID19. We see you Esther Choo, MD MPH 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 #WomenOnTheFrontlines

Just a few helpful tips for managing anxiety right now. For more check out some tips from TIME'S UP Healthcare founding members at: tinyurl.com/fromtheexperts

Sending gratitude to the many who signed our card to say #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers, who have been risking their own safety to heal and care for our communities in this #COVID19 crisis. Hundreds of personal messages poured in. We'll be sharing some of our favorites this week.

We’re grateful for your voice and leadership Dara Kass, MD #WomenOnTheFrontlines

Gender bias exists—even in a pandemic. Women are the backbone of society. Ignoring the need for data on how #COVID19 impacts them, & disproportionately impacts women of color, is unacceptable. COVID-19 data & vaccine trials must include women. #TIMESUPHC nytimes.com/2020/04/03/us/…