Duncan landed in Texas.

No peeking required when you know your material.

.... the hospital held regular emergency drills (including trauma and INFECTIOUS DISEASE) and made sure their staff (multidisciplinary) was appropriately trained, had supplies and were well practiced.

I was astounded by the Dallas hospital's response. Instead of having a team in place (highly trained and practiced) they asked for volunteers (noting the volunteers did so knowing they did not have the training or supplies .... showing a commitment to their patient).

i have no doubt that the New York hospitals steeped up their game further following the CDC warnings.

He didn't stroll into the ER while symptomatic--he called ahead of time so that a special ambulance could be sent.

Also, shouldn't we wait 21 days before making the final critique?

set up earlier there would have been the same problems they had in Texas.

After they knew it was Ebola.

The culture of profit over safety regulations Is a pRoblem.

ignore all federal guidelines.

Texas??

I expect any and all Ebola cases in red states to continue to be a huge problem with far too many contacts to trace and far too many secondary cases.