2nd Medical Worker Has Ebola, Nurses Criticize Safety

The video discusses the established protocols and protective gear used in handling infectious diseases like Ebola. It highlights the challenges faced by healthcare workers in adhering to these protocols, especially in the US, where experience with such diseases is limited. Criticism of the CDC's response to Ebola is addressed, emphasizing the need for better training and preparedness. The video also reassures that while healthcare workers are at risk, the general population's exposure remains low. Future preparedness and protocol reviews are essential to handle potential outbreaks effectively.

What measures are being taken to ensure the safety of health care workers dealing with highly infectious diseases?

Why is it considered unrealistic to expect zero incidents of infection among health care workers?