In Loving Memory of Justin A. Micalizzi
5/31/89-1/16/01

In loving memory of Justin A. Micalizzi who died at the age of 11 following an incision and drainage of a septic ankle. Learning from the devastating loss and making a difference that will improve pediatric healthcare and the current system of responding to adverse events, is Justin’s families quest.

You may donate any amount to Justin’s HOPE by completing a printed version of the form (click here to get the form). Mail your completed form, along with your check made payable to The Task Force for Child Survival and Development to:

* OR, You may complete an act of compassion for your patient and their family. "Compassion is a call to social action!"

A Family's Search for Truth The aftermath of a "never event" A Mother's Prescription Fixing America's Hospitals What scares doctors? Guilty, Afraid and Alone Voices of Patients and Families Harvard video Safe Surgery Saves Lives Humanity and compassion in the practice of medicine Sample Disclosure Policy Collaborative Law Schwartz Center Rounds The Partnership for Healthcare Excellence Podcast Dr. Kevin Tracey-Severe Sepsis Mayo Clinic House Calls Affiliations/Resources       Recommended Readings When Things Go Wrong Gift of Life Tear Soup Justin's HOPE Healthcare Tumblelog “We have much to learn: let us teach one another as kindly as we can.” ~Reade

LET'S TALK: I would greatly appreciate your input on the surveys below if you, as a patient/family member, care provider, or interested party have experienced an adverse event and are willing to share your experience anonymously. Or, simply use the survey to initiate conversation at your facility.

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