And those ‘better procedures’ have already infected one nurse.
How many will continue to come to work if those procedures involve blaming the victim and throwing her under the bus?
And you’re wrong about them showing up for work. Read this:
They will, eventually, adhere to the MSF protocols to treat ebola victims. They will have no choice in the matter. If MSF can adhere to those protocols in the bush, in tent treatment cities there’s no reason hospitals can’t protect their workers just as adequately. Since we’re ‘just overall a cleaner better organized society’ and all.
1. Out of how many dozen that interacted with the sick guy? And the procedure wasn’t followed entirely (it only takes one mistake).
That’s Spain. Americans are more professional. Heck even Canadians are more professional, look at SARS in Toronto, people kept coming to work.
More nurses and doctors in the bush got ebola (and regularly do) that here. It’s even harder to run the protocols out there, they’re lucky to stick to level 1. We ARE an overall cleaner and better organized society. When was the last time you heard of Americans transporting corses in taxis?
Black Agnes, I think we need these here now. Ebola patients should not be in our medical care facilities.