it was such a great video. I thought it was funny, people were just having a good time, no harm was done or intended. hospital are usually are depressing places, it was a good way to disconnect from all problems and drama. Moreover the video was done on their own time after work hours. People are working crazy shifts(doubles, triples) to provide services to the public so doing a funny video to change the atmosphere was nothing wrong with it. I think public need to calm down. There are bigger problems in our society; people dying, kids missing, corruption, buildings falling apart, injustice. People should be worrying about bigger problems then about protecting their image or property on publicity. Video like that don't last long. Another drama will come up and everyone will forget about it. So why making such a hassle?

I've been working as a clerk at the MGH for 20+ years. I couldn't say it any better or clearer than Patrucia and Scott did. I second that. This issue is about image, not cost. There was no cost to the public. And whomever cites this video as an example of wasted public funds is blatantly ignorant. You need to turn your lenses toward upper management and the government for that.

I understand that it is prohibited to film of take pictures on the MGH site without permission but there was nothing negatively expressed or implied about the hospital.

I loved the video and was so impressed by the teamwork and comradery expressed by the medical Imaging staff. Something sorely missing in most of the departments I've worked for. Good on you!

Kudos also to the producers of this video for their leadership and motivational skills. Great job guys!

Thank you medical imaging staff for lifting my Holiday spirits and making me believe that it is possible to have a positive group dynamic in the public health care.

These hard working professionals were having healthy fun in their off duty time.
Party poopers those at Communicatiions MUHC.
Why did they not publicize previous CEO (Porter) shenanigans?

What everyone seems to be forgetting is that this is a HOSPITAL. Yes, they were off hours, and yes, having a little fun is a great thing, however are still procedures to follow and it is no ordinary office bulding. Sensitive materials and information are everywhere, patients files, test results, patients themselves... If they wanted to shoot a video and put it on the internet there are proper channels to go through, and it's not a problem. Don't disregard the rules everyone knows about then be surprised when the employer isn't happy about them. yes, I work there too.

If the administration of a major urban hospital has nothing more pressing to concern itself with than some employees being happy after work and sharing it with the world, then I guess the hospital has all the funding it needs, wait times are next to nil, and every one of their patients are getting the best possible care.

I didn't get a chance to see the video, but from everything I've read about it, there was nothing that might tarnish the hospital's image; its removal has.

The administration has an opportunity here to show themselves to be regular folks with sense of humour, and ask the video's creators to put it back up.