Dozens of NHS staff who have volunteered to help fight Ebola in Sierra Leone, have been put through their paces at a mil

The video covers the training of frontline workers in the fight against Ebola, focusing on replicating real treatment conditions in Sierra Leone. It highlights the rigorous safety measures, including temperature adjustments and protective equipment. Volunteers share their experiences and concerns about the risks involved. Despite world-class training, complete protection isn't guaranteed. The video concludes with a look at Britain's efforts to combat Ebola in West Africa.

What measures are taken to ensure the authenticity of the training environment for volunteers?

What is the significance of the temperature checks at the clinical facility?

How do the volunteers feel about the risks associated with their work in combating Ebola?

What are the psychological impacts on volunteers who are far from their families while working in Ebola-affected areas?

In what ways do the volunteers witness the reality of Ebola in West Africa?