Sentences with phrase «other healthcare workers from»

Frieden said 76 other healthcare workers from the hospital were being monitored for possible Ebola symptoms, because they also might have been affected by whatever mistake led to Pham's exposure.

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Cuomo and Christie became the nation's first two governors to declare mandatory 21 - day quarantines for healthcare workers returning from the Ebola - stricken region and for others who have had contact with Ebola patients.

According to them, the company's health facility which they hitherto turned to for healthcare services is now virtually non functional due to unavailability of drugs, thus forcing workers to seek such services from other facilities at their own cost.

The Border Force Act 2015 says that from July 2015 contracted workers including doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals face a prison sentence of up to two years for blowing the whistle on substandard medical care given to asylum seekers in detention centres.

Brantly, who met with Obama in the Oval Office this morning, spoke of the many people he treated who died of Ebola and the urgent need for healthcare workers from other countries to go help in West Africa.

As part of the study, more than 250 UK and Ireland healthcare and other workers were tested for Ebola virus antibodies after returning from West Africa — no evidence of missed infections was found.

Positions across the spectrum of the organization are being filled by extended workers — from CEOs to healthcare workers, to IT professionals and other managers.

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