Bin. Go.

Protocol breaches that aren’t protocol breaches. Self-monitoring snafus. What’s next? Oh, just this:

Yep. That is hard to believe. Especially when the New York Times is now reporting that the doctor who has tested positive for Ebola felt “sluggish” … TWO DAYS ago.

From the NYT:

nyt-ebola-doctor-sluggish

Tuesday. You know, before prancing about on the subway and into a bowling alley (the bowling alley that he visited is reportedly now closed).

Self-monitoring? Resolved: It’s B.S.

https://twitter.com/mattyyygus/status/525457904082907136

Well, no worries. Others don’t mind ranting about the absolute absurdity of “self-monitoring.” Failed, yet again, and it’s infuriating.

Ding, ding, ding!

Exactly.

But it’s OK, guys.

Sigh.

But reportedly at least one contact is being monitored in a hospital.

Dear CDC: Will you continue with this “self-monitoring” nonsense? Kindly advise.

Related:

‘Self-monitoring’ snafus: Is THIS the most enraging aspect of latest Ebola case? (Boy, it’s up there)

That awkward moment when CDC claims Ebola ‘protocol breach’ or something. Then ‘forgets’ to mention it HERE

It takes just 4 little letters for this singer to sum up news of Ebola-positive doctor

‘Can’t make this up!’ Guess where Ebola-positive NYC doctor may have gone bowling; Alley closed?

NYC doctor who went to a bowling alley last night has tested positive for Ebola