Okay, this is for those who say a regular isolation unit will suffice. How many workers in the hospital will come down with Ebola? I hope the number is zero! Personally, I just don't believe that will be the case. If I had a family member in that hospital, I would demand they be transferred.
The ugly MRSA, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, got its foothold in hospitals due to unsanitary conditions. A known by hospital staff, but no one wants to admit it or even discuss it. To this day, it is one of those things that is passed off as if "no big deal". However, if you or someone you know has it, it is a nightmare! Therefore, my doubts as to how well this Ebola case can be contained is zilch!
I hope I am wrong. . . .
ETA: Doctors are still not recognizing MRSA in its initial stages after all these years. So they need to get on the ball with Ebola symptoms!