I wonder why they got an ebola test in Liberia then?
Makes little sense.
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I wonder why they got an ebola test in Liberia then?
Presbyterian followed CDC guidelines when treating nations first Ebola patient, officials said Thursday
http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/...t-ebola-patient-officials-said-thursday.html/
That's one of the things I've been waiting to see come out.Has this been posted yet:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/16/u...-poor-hospital-training-experts-say.html?_r=1
Sean G. Kaufman, who oversaw infection control at Emory University Hospital while it treated Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, the first two American Ebola patients,
called the earlier C.D.C. guidelines absolutely irresponsible and dead wrong.
Boom
Oh nooooo . . . the hits just keep on coming. What was she thinking?
Dallas County's top epidemiologist is among those potentially exposed
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/metr...logist-is-among-those-potentially-exposed.ece
OH OH Amber may have been ill as early as Friday...CNN right now. JMO
I'm also glad the nurse this morning told everyone that the tape to cover their necks was actually used to connect/seam the coverings between the tyvex suit hood and gown.
Oh nooooo . . . the hits just keep on coming. What was she thinking?
Dallas County's top epidemiologist is among those potentially exposed
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/metr...logist-is-among-those-potentially-exposed.ece
Yes - I am really wondering what has caused the almost exponential increase in contacts that they wish to look at - was AV feverish for longer?
I still cannot et my head around the five planeloads of people.
I suppose it could just be that they are smarting from the public and official response to the way things have been handled so far and have just veered wildly to the opposite end of the response spectrum as a knee-jerk reaction.
I was also very glad to hear that, the "tape to protect the neck" thing seemed crazy.
But using tape to SEAL things is completely different, especially if it is duct tape.
Oh nooooo . . . the hits just keep on coming. What was she thinking?
Dallas County's top epidemiologist is among those potentially exposed
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/metr...logist-is-among-those-potentially-exposed.ece
Duncan’s hospital chart shows she was, at least once, with the victim.
At 10:45 a.m. on Sept. 30, nurse Nina Pham — who has since tested positive for Ebola — noted an infectious disease specialist “and Dr. Chung at bedside.” About three hours later, Pham wrote that results have confirmed Duncan tested “positive for Ebola.”
ITA But some of us predicted this would be the result when it was clear from the start that the Powers That Be were patronizing, using semantics to head off panic.
That approach made some people overconfident and others even more fearful because they smelled a rat.
All they needed to do was shoot straight with everyone from the beginning and avoided the arrogance.
Now we have panic, because there is no trust, and hello vicious cycle.
I was also very glad to hear that, the "tape to protect the neck" thing seemed crazy.
But using tape to SEAL things is completely different, especially if it is duct tape.
ITA But some of us predicted this would be the result when it was clear from the start that the Powers That Be were patronizing, using semantics to head off panic.
That approach made some people overconfident and others even more fearful because they smelled a rat.
All they needed to do was shoot straight with everyone from the beginning and avoided the arrogance.
Now we have panic, because there is no trust, and hello vicious cycle.