Tracking doctor with Ebola in NYC (6 stories)

	Nursing News - October 24, 2014 Tracking doctor with Ebola in NYC A doctor who recently returned from Guinea has tested positive for Ebola -- the first case of the deadly virus in New York City. Spencer came back to the United States last week after treating Ebola patients in Guinea, where he worked for Doctors Without Borders. - Read More Big hurdles if Ebola cases spur lawsuits; Texas caps payouts and shields ER doctors In a land of lawsuits, this case seems made for litigation: A doctor appears to miss a red flag, an Ebola diagnosis is delayed, and a patient dies. But this is Texas. - Read More CDC details new Ebola response and prep teamsvisit|article-5842715|o-river_simple_list-39675|8 President Barack Obama, back left, with Ebola coordinator Ron Klain and members of his team coordinating the government's Ebola response, speak to the media after their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014, in Washington. At front left is Sylvia Burwell, Secretary of Health and Human Services, and Ambassador Nancy Powell, Special Coordinator for Ebola Response Unit. - Read More How NYC's Bellevue prepared for an Ebola patient Bellevue Hospital Center, the world's oldest public hospital, was designated this month as the main venue for handling Ebola cases should any show up in New York City. A look at the hospital's preparation: ISOLATION: The city health commissioner said last week that Bellevue has dozens of staff at the ready and four isolation rooms established. - Read More Study: Music therapy improves self-esteem, reduces depression in children Researchers at Queen's University Belfast have discovered that music therapy reduces depression in children and adolescents with behavioural and emotional problems. In the largest ever study of its kind, the researchers in partnership with the Northern Ireland Music Therapy Trust, found that children who received music therapy had significantly improved self-esteem and significantly reduced depression compared with those who received treatment without music therapy. - Read More Doctors often unaware their patients have catheters THURSDAY, Oct. 23, 2014 -- Hospital patients often have tubes placed in their veins to deliver medication or take blood samples. But a new study suggests their doctors don't always know about it. - Read More More Nursing News Popular News from the Topix Network Whoa. Have You Ever Seen MARBLE Harvested? You Have to Watch This. This is nuts. 22 Hilariously Scared Bros at a Haunted House This haunted house really scared these bros. 19 of the Craziest "Vehicles" Ever To Be Seen in the Drive-Thru Lane These people don't need cars. Watch What Happens When a Little Pig Finds a Cat Bed This pig has a new best friend. 16 Terrible Playground Design Fails Who decided this was okay? Click here to manage your subscription settings Topix has Job listings for your town! Find Local Singles in your town! Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Copyright © 2014 Topix All rights reserved. PO Box 50097, Palo Alto, CA 94303