Ebola-related standards

Last month, we looked at what the international community could do in the face of the current Ebola outbreak and addressed many fears and concerns in the healthcare community about what the outbreak meant for us here in the U.S. Since that time, perhaps unsurprisingly, we have had more than one traveler return to the U.S. with Ebola, though not as many as the general population has feared. Despite the small numbers, it has become necessary to look at ways to solidify our techniques for identifying, isolating, and treating potential Ebola patients who could hypothetically come through our doors.

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