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Being in the ER During A Contagious Illness Outbreak—Is it Safe?
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When health concerns like H1N1 or Ebola become a public health issue, should you avoid the ER to decrease your chances of catching the virus? From the University of Utah, Dr. Tom Miller and emergency room physician Dr. Robert Stephen talk about ER safety protocols when there is an outbreak of a contagious illness.
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