CLEAN : Sierra Leones first Ebola hit region reconsiders its traditions

The transcript discusses the importance of self-esteem for victims, shares a story of an Ebola survivor who successfully delivered a baby in a healthcare facility, and highlights the improvements in healthcare services over the past two years. It also touches on the challenges faced during outbreaks, particularly regarding pregnancy care, and the role of government and partners in enhancing healthcare delivery.

Why is self-esteem important for victims in healthcare settings?

• It boosts their immune system.

• It helps them recover faster.

• It ensures they follow medical advice.

• It prevents them from feeling isolated.

What was the significant achievement of the healthcare staff regarding an Ebola survivor?

• They provided quality care leading to a successful delivery.

• They isolated the survivor to prevent infection.

• They developed a new treatment for Ebola.

• They conducted a study on Ebola transmission.

How did the healthcare conditions change over the past two years?

• They fluctuated without a clear trend.

• They improved significantly.

• They deteriorated significantly.

• They remained the same.

What was a consequence of the outbreak on pregnancies?

• More women sought care in hospitals.

• There was no impact on pregnancies.

• Pregnancy rates decreased.

• Women avoided hospitals.

What is a positive outcome when pregnant women seek care in hospitals?

• They can avoid all complications.

• They receive better nutrition.

• They have access to educational resources.

• They receive necessary medical care.