Information for Healthcare Workers and Settings
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Infection control is a key strategy in stopping the spread of Ebola and identifying and managing patients with the Ebola virus. These pages provide a framework to assist health departments, hospitals, and other emergency care settings to develop Ebola preparedness plans and provide healthcare workers in different settings with basic disease information, guidance documents, diagnostic tools, and job aids to help safely identify and care for patients with Ebola.
Guidance - U.S. Healthcare Settings
Hospital Preparedness - Tiered Approach
- A Framework for a Tiered Approach
- Preparing Frontline Healthcare Facilities
- Preparing Ebola Assessment Hospitals
- Preparing Ebola Treatment Centers
Emergency Departments
Ambulatory Care
Management of Hospitalized Ebola Patients
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Acute Hemodialysis
- Screening and Caring for Pregnant Women with Ebola Virus Disease
- Handling Human Remains
Medical Transport
Laboratories
- Specimen Collection, Transport, Testing, and Submission or as a PDF [PDF - 1 page]
- Diagram: Packaging and Shipping Clinical Specimens
- FAQs: Safe Specimen Management
- Select Agent Regulations
Environmental Infection Control
Evaluating Patients
Healthcare Workers
- Page last reviewed: December 2, 2014
- Page last updated: December 2, 2014
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