International Medical Corps's video: Part Three: Tour the Suspected and Confirmed Cases Areas

Part Three of the tour of our Wangata Ebola Treatment Center in Mbandaka, Equator province in the DRC. This is the suspected cases area. I’ve finished my rounds to see my patients who are suspected to have Ebola. Now, I need to move on the confirmed cases area. Here, I open the net. This is what separates the confirmed cases from the suspected cases. On this side are the already confirmed cases. This is the suspected cases side. I cross over here, and I must put the net back in place. When I arrive here, I’m not allowed to go back to the suspected cases side. The only difference is that there are no dividers, because all of the patients have confirmed cases. This is the confirmed zone. Each confirmed Ebola patient has their own room. When I exit after seeing my patient, I must wash my hands. Since it’s the same system, I continue like this until the last patient. Now that I’m done, I must go to the undressing zone to take off the suit and exit.