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But none of the others on the plane had been treating ebola-positive patients. She had. Why the CDC didn't isolate the original nurses until all had passed in
by mkal_tsr 12y ago
But none of the others on the plane had been treating ebola-positive patients. She had. Why the CDC didn't isolate the original nurses until all had passed incubation stage blows my fucking mind. There hasn't been an R-value established for the USA yet and the CDC gives the thumbs up for highly-at-risk nurses to go to an airport and travel (because those places are empty and rarely frequented by people) rather than establishing outfall of poor protocol first. Shameful & irresponsible to the Nth degree.
- mercer 12y agoAgreed. It would be trivial to send out instructions to take special care of someonewho has been in direct contact with Ebola and who has an even slightly unusual temperature, especially when said person has indicated feeling 'feverish'. This is not a large group of people to give special attention to, and sending out such an instruction seems to me rather trivial.