It originated from The Happy Hospitalist blog, The Happy Hospitalist and it is available on a tee shirt... Got Ebola? Blame the Nurse! Shirt | Zazzle There are some other funny "protocols" up on the...
I am glad Dr. Gary Weinstein spoke out. What he says only makes sense. But was he referring to the PAPR (Powered Air Purifying Respirator) as the "full respiratory mask" he speaks of, or something...
This is why I was so annoyed when the nurse Jennifer Joseph was interviewed on CNN stating that Nina was in "full Hazmat suit" without differentiating that she was given the a "full suit" only after...
This is a good article below about the hazmat suit and training that should be required for nurses and others treating ebola patients. In the media, and between different people interviewed...
Thank you for posting. Excellent information from the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy. And to think this commentary was posted back on September 17th! One would think it should have...
This below, is exactly what bothered me so much when they were calling it a "breach in protocol" when there WAS NO PROTOCOL before the diagnosis, when there should have been preemptive protocol based...
According to this LA Times article, it appears that health care personnel taking care of Mr. Duncan were not in full protective gear until results came in positive for ebola on Sept. 30 -- two days...
According to this article it looks like the nurses taking care of Mr. Duncan were in standard isolation garb before the positive blood test came back. "Only then did staff treating Duncan trade their...
More today, from the New York Times: (emphasis mine) "On Sept. 25, Mr. Duncan began complaining to Ms. Troh about chills, and she drove him to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, not far from her...
merilynRN replied to erickawillisrn's topic in Ob/Gyn
Hi, I had worked GYN and also Peds (Sloane Hospital for Women, and Babies Hospital) and got to know the managers & supervisors over time, including the L&D manager, sharing with her my...
well, well, well ... Presbyterian officials initially suggested that a nurse may have been at fault for failing to tell the emergency room doctor that Duncan had recently been in Liberia. Then...