Bloomberg
Poor communication, a lack of leadership and underfunding plagued the
World Health Organization’s initial response to the Ebola outbreak,
allowing the disease to spiral out of control.
The agency’s
reaction was hobbled by a paucity of notes from experts in the field;
$500,000 in support for the response that was delayed by bureaucratic
hurdles; medics who weren’t deployed because they weren’t issued visas;
and contact-tracers who refused to work on concern they wouldn’t get
paid."
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