How much of an incentive do they need? It only your life!
And here Kaiser is one of the more successful insurance groups.
The CDC wasn't ready for this
The hospitals weren't adequately trained
The hospitals still aren't adequately equipped with mechanicals, or equipment for bio-hazard Level IV disease.
The CDC has suspended all medical protocals, pending imminent revision, an will be avaialble ...... (whenever)...(crickets )...(popcorn)...
Take your complaints to CDC Frieden , or "PoppaDOC Obola" who is the smartest guy in the nation on healthcare.
If you don't beleive him , ask him again !.. because I am sick and tired of his lies .
They’re using this as leverage in their pending strike, which is really too bad. This matter is too serious for contract negotiations, but if they get management to move they might just have accomplished something.
“It’s scary when you’re worried about potentially dying”
She should be worried. Sacramento has a large Liberian enclave which is probably increasing everyday.
Rapper Cam’ron is selling an Ebola mask with his face printed on it
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/29686121
The government and CDC are not making correct policy at the top.
It is now incumbent on citizens to force correct policy from the bottom up - baggage handlers, pilots, nurses’ unions and other hospital workers unions, hospitals, police forces, local EMS and EMS councils.
I am starting to see this locally - sometimes all it takes is one person who is willing to publicly shed PC, and say we are not obliged to do this job if there’s a decent chance it will kill us. In fact we have an obligation not to do this job if it can kill us, and kill our families, and anyone down the line who must care for us.
We can not do this job without proper equipment, training, and facilities. We refuse.
Last night at a meeting I was the one willing to come out and say we cannot do this, we have a duty not to do this. And by the end, everyone dropped their hesitancy and PC and self-sacrifice no matter who else it sacrifices. It was what half of them thought at the beginning but didn’t want to say straight out, and the other half were pretty convinced by the end. Now we reach out to sister associations.
These Nurses Unions are mire corrupt and pure evil,than any UAW goon.
I saw my primary care doctor the other day for a routine exam.I told him of my plans to go to East Africa next month.Before I could ask him a few question I had he said "you're gonna do *what*?" He then said that he wouldn't even fly *over* the continent,let alone visit it.As I was leaving he said "if you get sick don't come here"...and I think he was serious.
That's just a short indication of how American health care workers feel about ebola...and my doctor is a senior staff member at one of Harvard Medical School's largest teaching hospitals.