Baylor is one of the hospitals that has set up special Ebola isolation units, so this is kinda curious.

That's what I don't get.

THP's reputation isn't good, but it's already got the problem.

one here in Houston...

nooooo, the anxiety alone would kill me.

They had a huge failure and can't afford another one, they will be providing the best healthcare with minimal mistakes from this point on.

They'd have to drug me to get me into the ambulance to go there.

It's like an Airline after one of their plane crashes, they will go through all the extra precaution and measures to make sure it does not happen again. If that hospital makes another mistake they might as well put a for sale sign out front and shutter the doors.

We need to build a massive fence around Texas to keep them all in. It has the added benefit of keeping illegal aliens and blue staters out . If this were any other state, Rick Perry would like that idea.

The headline reads: "positive screening" yet the article claims: "there is no confirmation this patient is infected with Ebola"

So the triage experience was positive?

What are we filling out comment cards here?!

This is poor editing on behalf of The Epoch Times...

possibly other symptoms and answered they had either travelled to W. Africa or had been in contact with someone who had.

That's how it's supposed to work.

I agree, the headline sucks.

It makes sense now...

If the test is positive, then there would be confirmation.

"triggered a positive on a verbal screening questionnaire"

Just sayin'.

Baylor says she isn't?

about this. Hope we get definitive answers.

said she was on the CDC watch list and that she had symptoms, why tell her to drive to the hospital?

Pick her up in a damned ambulance and put her in a hazmat suit.

Sheesh.

with 1500 other people ...

yeah, it all seems so pitiful but not surprising

but not really all that surprising sums it up for me, too.

so perhaps this individual has been treated and released.

http://www.kktv.com/home/headlines/New-Dallas-Patient-Screened-Positive-For-Ebola-In-Questionnaire-Testing-Not-Confirmed-279589412.html

but arranged his/her arrival beforehand, it seems. This tells me it's a health care worker, law enforcement, or someone who anticipated the possibility of the disease and thought this through.

with the disease. Probably another health worker who treated Duncan. Hopefully a false alarm.

There has got to be some isolated place to take these patience. Aren't there any sealed bomb shelters in Texas? Abandoned military bases maybe. We need to contain this shit and fast.

Anywhere but in a hospital. While there is no excuse for hospital workers to be infected, it is (as of now) contained in that sense.

patient and where is that patient? More Ebola horse shit my guess.

Dr. Wendy Chung. She spent time at Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan’s beside.

hysteria.
The way the story is presented here it is just a person walking in off the street

I hope she tests negative.

that she's the one who went to Bayler today.

But, blood tests have not confirmed whether the patient has Ebola. Later Friday a Presbyterian hospital spokesperson said the patient was determined to be low risk and wanted to leave the hospital.

According to Presbyterian, the CDC and the state health department were advised and did not feet it was necessary to have the woman detained.

http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/2014/10/hospital-workers-who-cared-for-countrys-first-ebola-patient-asked-to-limit-movement.html/