by JKF Foundation | Aug 6, 2013 | Blog Post
Josie King Care Journals in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit I am pleased to share an article that was published in the Journal of Nursing Care Quality (JNCQ),July/September 2013 – Volume 28 – Issue 3. The JNCQ is a “peer-reviewed journal that...
by JKF Foundation | Apr 17, 2013 | Blog Post
Christmas in April at the Josie King Foundation April is an especially exciting month at the Josie King Foundation. For me it is a little bit like Christmas. It is that time of year when little treats arrive in the mail, big manila envelopes filled with letters and...
by JKF Foundation | Sep 19, 2011 | Blog Post
I recently received this letter about HIPAA from a husband who believes it played a role in his wife’s death. I was saddened to read his letter, but grateful to him that he is speaking out in order to do something to improve health care in his wife’s memory. With his...
by JKF Foundation | Apr 15, 2011 | Blog Post
Hello everybody- Last month, Sorrel visited the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine to speak to a group of medical students. It was a terrific visit, and we wanted to share a med student’s perspective on Sorrel’s visit. First year med student Syed...
by JKF Foundation | Mar 31, 2011 | Blog Post
Hello everybody,Lately we’ve been thinking about progress in health care- how advanced medical care has become, how we still are working towards even more advancement (particularly with regard to safety improvements), how we got to the point where we are....
by JKF Foundation | Oct 28, 2010 | Blog Post
I don’t particularly like Halloween. I never really have. The candy makes everyone feel sick; the pumpkin carving is difficult even when you have the special little tools; and the costumes- it’s just too hard to decide what to be. Three of my children- the...