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When George W. Bush Makes a Surprise Visit to an Ebola Survivor & Nurses at a Dallas Hospital, It’s All Smiles
Image credit: Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
When George W. Bush Makes a Surprise Visit to an Ebola Survivor & Nurses at a Dallas Hospital, It’s All Smiles
"After everything that the staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas have been through, today they received a special surprise.It has been about three weeks since Amber Vinson, a nurse at the hospital, began experiencing symptoms of the Ebola virus. She had been in charge of caring for patients of Ebola after given a crash-course on methods of prevention in contracting the virus.
After being transferred to facilities at Emory University in Atlanta, she was able to recover and was released on October 24th, having survived the deadly virus.
Today (07-11-2014) , she and the hospital received a special visit from former President Bush, who was there to show his support for the hospital through these difficult times they have faced in dealing with the deadly virus. He stated:
“The last five weeks have been a trying time for the city and residents of Dallas and especially the people of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas,” Bush told the staff. “I appreciate the way the hospital and its professionals are sharing lessons learned in a way that helps the broader United States health care community respond to this terrible virus. As someone who has gone to Presbyterian hospital for care myself, I know it is a dedicated, professional and caring place, and I’m confident it is doing what is necessary to reaffirm the community’s trust.”"
Quote from:
http://www.ijreview.com/2014/11/199299-surprise-visit-dallas-hospital-george-w-bush/
Image credit: Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
When George W. Bush Makes a Surprise Visit to an Ebola Survivor & Nurses at a Dallas Hospital, It’s All Smiles
"After everything that the staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas have been through, today they received a special surprise.It has been about three weeks since Amber Vinson, a nurse at the hospital, began experiencing symptoms of the Ebola virus. She had been in charge of caring for patients of Ebola after given a crash-course on methods of prevention in contracting the virus.
After being transferred to facilities at Emory University in Atlanta, she was able to recover and was released on October 24th, having survived the deadly virus.
Today (07-11-2014) , she and the hospital received a special visit from former President Bush, who was there to show his support for the hospital through these difficult times they have faced in dealing with the deadly virus. He stated:
“The last five weeks have been a trying time for the city and residents of Dallas and especially the people of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas,” Bush told the staff. “I appreciate the way the hospital and its professionals are sharing lessons learned in a way that helps the broader United States health care community respond to this terrible virus. As someone who has gone to Presbyterian hospital for care myself, I know it is a dedicated, professional and caring place, and I’m confident it is doing what is necessary to reaffirm the community’s trust.”"
Quote from:
http://www.ijreview.com/2014/11/199299-surprise-visit-dallas-hospital-george-w-bush/
Image credit: Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
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