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Chapter 8- “I’m dumbfounded that when something like this is occurring that people in these roles didn’t seek advice from knowledgeable people in the field to handle the situation properly.” (Dr. McIlroy). Who do you think was the one person who could have done more to most effectively reduce the outbreak of hepatitis? What should they have done? Why do you think they didn’t do it?
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