CLEAN : China vulnerable to Ebola outbreak: expert

The video discusses the impact of infections on healthcare workers, highlighting the disruption caused by diseases like SARS. It examines the improvements in infection control in China post-SARS and the global response to epidemics, emphasizing the inefficacy of border control. The video concludes with a discussion on future epidemic preparedness, stressing the importance of having stockpiles of drugs and vaccines to offer more than just isolation and quarantine.

What is a significant consequence of infections among healthcare workers?

• Increased hospital funding

• Disruption of the healthcare system

• Decreased disease transmission

• Improved patient care

How did the SARS epidemic influence infection control in China?

• It led to stricter border controls

• It improved infection control practices

• It decreased public awareness

• It resulted in fewer healthcare workers

What change has been observed in China's approach to new epidemics?

• Stricter quarantine measures

• More openness

• Increased secrecy

• Reduced healthcare funding

What is considered ineffective in preventing the spread of epidemics?

• Educating the public

• Developing vaccines

• Closing borders

• Improving healthcare infrastructure

What is essential for dealing with future epidemics?

• Relying on natural immunity

• Reducing healthcare worker numbers

• Stockpiles of drugs and vaccines

• Isolation and quarantine only