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Finally, a little optimism on healthcare

by JKF Foundation | Jul 30, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: The Boston Globe Issue/Volume: 7/30/2008 Written by: Charles Kenney 7/30/2008 – SLOWLY BUT surely the long-held article of faith that the United States has the world’s finest healthcare is eroding in the face of mounting evidence. A fresh...

Crusaders for Quality, a Health-Care Intangible

by JKF Foundation | Jul 29, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: New York Times Issue/Volume: July 29, 2008 Written by: Abigail Zuger, M.D. 7/29/2008 – There are more than 800,000 doctors in this country, more than two million nurses and several million other health care workers. Until recently no one really...

Children’s Hospital Patient Safety Program Improves Caregiver/family Communications

by JKF Foundation | Jun 18, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: ScienceDaily Issue/Volume: June 18, 2008 6/18/2008 – Children’s Hospital became the first pediatric hospital in the nation working with the Josie King Foundation to launch a patient safety initiative that gives parents round-the-clock access...

In Hospitals, Simple Reminders Reduce Deadly Infections

by JKF Foundation | May 19, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: New York Times Issue/Volume: May 19, 2008 Written by: Anemona Hartocollis 5/19/2008 – “Timeout!” a first-year resident called, as the medical team at Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center in Brooklyn was about to insert a catheter into the...

Doctors Start to Say ‘I’m Sorry’ Long Before ‘See You in Court’

by JKF Foundation | May 18, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: New York Times Issue/Volume: May 18, 2008 Written by: Kevin Sack 5/18/2008 – Once an X-ray provided proof in black and white, Dr. Das Gupta, the 74-year-old chairman of surgical oncology at the University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago, did...

Quaid testifies of peril to newborn twins

by JKF Foundation | May 14, 2008 | Articles of Interest

Published in: Associated Press Issue/Volume: May 14, 2008 Written by: Pete Yost 5/14/2008 – The actor said his family’s brush with tragedy underscores the need to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable through lawsuits, a remedy that is becoming...
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