The Ebola Crisis: Information for RTs
December 9, 2014
News over the past few days that two health care workers in Dallas have contracted Ebola as a result of the care they delivered to the first patient diagnosed with the disease in the U.S. has put health care professionals on heightened alert. In this special web feature we share vital information designed to keep respiratory therapists safe should they encounter the virus in their hospitals—as well as two stories that show how RTs are intimately involved in the Ebola crisis both here in this country and in West Africa where it began.
- Ebola Information for Respiratory Therapists
- Manufacturers’ Updates for Ebola
- Join Disaster Response Roundtable (discuss topic with other AARC members)
AARC University Courses
AARC Members In The News
- Washington Post article about Dr. Lewis Rubinson’s experience in Sierra Leone
- Washington Post interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: The Exposure (video)
- Washington Post interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: Journey into Fear (video)
- Washington Post interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: Alone and Waiting (video)
- Washington Post interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: “We didn’t come back to hide what we did.” (video)
- Washington Post interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: Why quarantines discourage volunteers (video)
- NPR Interview with Dr. Lewis Rubinson: U.S. Could Learn Lessons From Africa's Ebola Response
- MSNBC Interview with Dr. Michael Anderson: Following Ebola Diagnosing Guidelines
- In the Hot Zone: Nebraska RTs on Frontlines of Ebola Fight
- Inside Liberia: An AARC Member’s Experience
