建立医疗体系有两种基本方针:一是以医院为核心,诊所为补充;二是以社区网络为基础,以社区卫生工作者为动力。而社区卫生工作者是遏制埃博拉的关键。在撒哈拉以南非洲,任何发热的儿童都应该立刻获得医治以预防因为疟疾和肺炎而夭折。但是,随着埃博拉恐慌席卷利比里亚——以及塞拉利昂、几内亚和尼日利亚——那里的人们日益将诊所和医疗设施视为疾病的感染场所。要确保他们在需要时能够就医,就需要改善一线诊所的状况,并投资于本地雇用的社区卫生工作者进入脆弱人群家中行医。一个事实是,利比里亚医疗体系的缺陷在埃博拉 There are two basic guidelines for setting up a medical system: one is to take the hospital as the core and the clinic to supplement the other; the second is to use the community network as the foundation and the community health workers as the driving force. Community health workers are the key to deterring Ebola. In sub-Saharan Africa, any feverish child should have immediate medical attention to prevent their mortality from malaria and pneumonia. However, as the Ebola panic swept across Liberia - as well as Sierra Leone, Guinea and Nigeria - where people are increasingly seeing clinics and medical facilities as a source of disease. To ensure that they can seek medical help when they need it, they need to improve the condition of first-line clinics and invest in locally-hired community health workers in the home of vulnerable people. The fact is that the Liberian health system has the flaw in Ebola