Tag: Ebola
#Ebola – The Glaring Gap Between Staff Education and Proper, Effective...
I saw this headline the other day: "U.S. Soldiers Get Just Four Hours of Ebola Training"
The phrase "just four hours" implies that it wasn't...
LinkedIn Post on Ebola and Everyday Healthcare Failures; A Brave Whistle-Blowing...
I wrote about Ebola earlier this week and have been following the news closely. It's a fascinating story on many levels, including many leadership...
Talking About Breaches of Ebola Protocol is NOT “Blaming Nurses”
Note: Scroll down to see comments for additional links, articles, videos and discussion.
As I've written about (here and here) poor systems, a lack of...
Ebola & Systems & Processes: Can We Do Better? Can We...
Yesterday, Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. died in a Dallas hospital.
As I've been following this story, I...
Why Every Patient Deserves the Care & Caution that Surrounds the...
Today's post is a link to my article written for the LinkedIn "Influencers" series:
Why Every Patient Deserves the Care & Caution that Surrounds the...
