What are the two main goals of hospitals?

• Providing advanced medical research and training new doctors.

• Treating people who are unwell and stopping others from becoming unwell.

• Managing hospital finances and organizing community health events.

• Developing new medical technologies and maintaining hospital buildings.

What does "healthcare facility's capacity" refer to?

• The total number of buildings a healthcare facility owns.

• The financial budget allocated to a healthcare facility.

• The ability of managed resources and workers to treat as many patients as possible.

• The number of administrative staff employed by a healthcare facility.

What is the primary purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for healthcare workers during an outbreak?

• To make patients feel more comfortable.

• To minimize the risk of healthcare workers being infected by pathogens.

• To help healthcare workers identify different types of diseases.

• To improve the aesthetic appearance of medical staff.

How do communication networks help the healthcare system during an outbreak?

• They provide entertainment for patients recovering in hospitals.

• They allow facilities to share resources like patient records and test data.

• They are used to broadcast public health announcements only.

• They help track the personal social media usage of staff members.

Which of the following is a strategy hospitals can use to increase their staff capacity during an infectious disease outbreak?

• Reducing the number of available beds.

• Asking retired healthcare workers to return.

• Limiting access to essential medical supplies.

• Decreasing the working hours for current staff.

What was a significant challenge faced by healthcare facilities during the 2014 Ebola outbreak in Liberia?

• An oversupply of medical equipment.

• Clear national infection prevention strategies.

• Healthcare workers being afraid to return to work.

• Abundant funding for emergency response.

How can hospitals optimize their workforce capacity during an infectious disease outbreak?

• By only treating minor medical issues.

• By rescheduling appointments for non-urgent medical issues.

• By increasing administrative tasks for doctors.

• By reducing the number of available doctors.

What is a key factor that allows hospitals to increase their resources and staffing for outbreak preparedness?

• Relying solely on private donations.

• Having steady, reliable, and sufficient funding.

• Avoiding any long-term financial planning.

• Reducing the overall budget for medical supplies.