[Popman]

I don't know why the CDC doesn't put together multiple teams teams of medical personal trained to handle Ebola cases as they occur...in lieu of local hospital workers

Putting Ebola patents in hospitals that have never handled such cases before are bond to make life threatening mistakes do to inexperience and lack of rote training in handling PPE and patent care...

[Black Agnes]

One thing Nigeria did was put together such a team of volunteers, the next thing they did was house them on site so there wasn’t any back and forth with the chance of contaminating their homes and belongings or transmitting the virus to their families. They paid the nurses something like 10X their normal salaries to compensate for their essentially living in quonset huts with camper potties for the duration.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

That seems to be the case in Dallas, they had no experience so they caught the disease. And of course The One takes the credit after one of them is cured.....

http://nypost.com/2014/10/24/dallas-nurse-free-of-ebola/

"Oh thank you! Thank you Dear Leader! Because of your mercy I am healed!"

"Bless The Dear Leader! Our Dear Leader is All Powerful and Merciful!"

[Kackikat]

You have hit the nail on the head. Using the hospital untrained nurses as ebola workers is insane.

[Marie]

There are four hospitals set up to deal with a disease like Ebola and they do very well. They’ve got the proper environment, equipment, specialists, and training. They’ve never had a worker get sick. They’ve saved 100% of their patients.

WHY aren’t all Ebola-confirmed cases sent to these places?! WHY are they even allowing the locals to deal with it? Dallas was a freaking disaster. They lost the patient and infected two staff members. Duncan may have died already, but the nurses never would been exposed had they just sent him to the hospitals that are ready to deal with it.

I am so naive and stupid. I honestly believed that they’d learned their lesson after Dallas and that they’d finally take this seriously.