U.S. Readies for Ebola With Fewer Health Workers

The video discusses the decline in public health workers post-recession and the impact of Ebola on the US health system. It highlights political debates on funding and the need for strategic planning, including the proposal for an Ebola czar. The economic impact of Ebola is analyzed, with estimates from the World Bank. The video concludes with a discussion on preparedness and response strategies within the US.

What impact did the 2008-2009 recession have on public health employment?

What are the key components needed for a systematic response to public health crises?

How does political partisanship affect budgetary decisions in public health?

What role does the CDC play in managing public health crises like Ebola?

What are the economic implications of the Ebola crisis as estimated by the World Bank?

What measures should be taken to prepare hospitals for potential Ebola cases?

What challenges are faced in managing the response to Ebola within the United States?