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Delivering all content produced by the Patient Safety Movement Foundation, with the goal of educating, spreading awareness and inspiring change in order for us to reach our audacious goal of ZERO preventable patient deaths by 2030.
Josh Barron's Patient Story
It only took a matter of moments for my world to fall part apart that Spring day. We were just a few minutes from our house as we returned from a family vacation when a driver raced through a stop sign and crashed into our vehicle. My wife of twelve years was killed instantly. EMTs informed me that day that I had watched as Sarah took her very last breath. At the same time, my seventeen-month-old son, Josh, had his seat belt snap and was ejected from our minivan as it tumbled down the highway after impact. Volunteers who arrived on the scene found Josh strapped in his car seat about 50 feet away from where our van had come to a stop.
Josh was taken to our local hospital in Southwest Georgia and moved from there, via a helicopter, to a larger hospital in Savannah, Georgia. For the next four days, our family would watch and pray for his continued recovery as we looked to move beyond the loss of his mother, Sarah. On day four his doctor informed me that Josh had a severe head injury but had continued to show steady improvement throughout his time in their care. He even hoped that Josh would improve enough to be a part of the upcoming trip to Middle Tennessee for the burial of his mother. His nine-year-old brother, Harrison, and his six-year-old sister, Abby, would pray each night that their little brother was safe and that he would soon be well enough to rejoin us.
So, it was with great shock that I received that phone call on the morning of day five. Doctors were asking that my family drop everything and get to the hospital as quickly as we possibly could. For us, that would be a 2-1/2-hour trip that would seem like forever. Upon arrival, we were greeted by doctors and administrators who asked us to meet with them in a conference room before they would allow us to go back to Josh’s room. It was in that conference room that the crumbling of my neat little world would reach its pinnacle. I was informed that a pharmacist’s error had resulted in a medication mistake. My son had received five times the amount of phenytoin needed for head seizures that he was having. Five times! I was lead into the room where I watched him die that day. I looked on as doctors made one last attempt to keep him alive but to no avail.
I decided two things that day. My son’s death would not be in vain; God would enable me to do something to bring good from the loss of my two family members. And I would do whatever I could with my story to help keep others from experiencing the needless pain I experienced that day. Mistakes happen. I get that. Health care workers are human. But mistakes don’t have to touch our loved ones. We must do everything we can to make sure that every preventable error becomes a distant memory. Every life matters; every half-second counts!
Josh was taken to our local hospital in Southwest Georgia and moved from there, via a helicopter, to a larger hospital in Savannah, Georgia. For the next four days, our family would watch and pray for his continued recovery as we looked to move beyond the loss of his mother, Sarah. On day four his doctor informed me that Josh had a severe head injury but had continued to show steady improvement throughout his time in their care. He even hoped that Josh would improve enough to be a part of the upcoming trip to Middle Tennessee for the burial of his mother. His nine-year-old brother, Harrison, and his six-year-old sister, Abby, would pray each night that their little brother was safe and that he would soon be well enough to rejoin us.
So, it was with great shock that I received that phone call on the morning of day five. Doctors were asking that my family drop everything and get to the hospital as quickly as we possibly could. For us, that would be a 2-1/2-hour trip that would seem like forever. Upon arrival, we were greeted by doctors and administrators who asked us to meet with them in a conference room before they would allow us to go back to Josh’s room. It was in that conference room that the crumbling of my neat little world would reach its pinnacle. I was informed that a pharmacist’s error had resulted in a medication mistake. My son had received five times the amount of phenytoin needed for head seizures that he was having. Five times! I was lead into the room where I watched him die that day. I looked on as doctors made one last attempt to keep him alive but to no avail.
I decided two things that day. My son’s death would not be in vain; God would enable me to do something to bring good from the loss of my two family members. And I would do whatever I could with my story to help keep others from experiencing the needless pain I experienced that day. Mistakes happen. I get that. Health care workers are human. But mistakes don’t have to touch our loved ones. We must do everything we can to make sure that every preventable error becomes a distant memory. Every life matters; every half-second counts!
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This was blatant malpractice. Inexcusable! I can't imagine your frustration, and sadness. I'm so sorry for this loss.
Iv'e know people with he example of the coffee just look the other way saying it ain't their job?
Great video!
What amazing parents, looking out for their child and her future. Thrown away by negligent doctors, patients are people with entire lives not just another chart.
It's essential now to have a family member at the patient's bedside as much as possible. unfortunately, he was not able to be there because of his injuries.
would be great to have these videos without the distracting piano music in the background. We want to hear the story, not have out emotions directed/manipulated this way.
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ahmedaliElmifarah101 are a asset
Ya you piece of dirt you brought on NAFTA explain how this was positive to the US work force
If GOD gave a voice to an angel it would be Alison Krause!
Don’t believe what you see. BSW Health is a terrible place to work. All you care is about patient safety you don’t care about your staff. All the hospital care about is profit. It’s all for show.
I am so sorry for the loss of your Precious, little Angel 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Monica Lewinsky was M0ssad through her uncle
That there is Suzanne Cox boys and girls. You ever wonder who God gave THE voice to? Yep…you guessed right.
Magandang Gao 💐
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Kapag ang isa sa mga propeta ay nagsasalita ng racist, natural na alam mo ang lupain ng pinagmulan
HORRIFIC!
I guess this could happen with adults as well.
My sincere condolences to you and your family
You are a very loving nurse! We all make mistakes. Thank you for sharing, Gwen.
So sorry for your loss.
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I had very severe delirium following open heart surgery at StBarthomews in London UK in 2019. I caused a lot of damage in the hospital and scared a lot of nurses. Thankfully, I was discharged home a week later and made a full recovery.
Thank you and God bless
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Good concert, but Allison's jokes & tales aren't cool.
Mr K is a great man
A great man🫡
That poor girl didn’t deserve that!!
I have loved the Cox Family for over 30 years... And when they get together with Alison Krauss.. it's Nuclear!
25:30 reminds me of Hank Williams Sr.
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My son was recently killed by his feeding tube this hurts my heart so bad. And it’s crazy I’m not alone
Thats because shes black
8 year old video, 96 views, ZERO comments. Hmmm.
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It’s easy to play Monday morning quarter back. Life is not finite. The loss of a child is something no one should have to endure. I’m sorry for the pain. I just don’t find glorifying medical errors in a field as complex as medicine to be particularly useful. If you don’t want line infections then don’t place central lines. Unfortunately it’s not that easy. People need central lines and central lines save lives. Central lines also get infected. It’s easy to say don’t accept central line infections. What’s the solution. Place a new line every day knowing the the mere placement of a central line can cause morbidity and mortality. I think most hospitals follow fairly balanced protocols for line management. If there was a better way to do this we would ALL BE DOING it. I just don’t understand people who think the fact that something horrible happens means something is wrong, We should not be following the advice of biased highly emotional people. We should follow the advice of level headed well informed intelligent people. Again I’m sorry for anyone who has suffered unimaginable loss.
Yes, this was an extremely sick child who received a lot of medical attention.
That pharmacy tech... unforgivable
Yeh. Talk about some of the most on-key singers on the planet, The Cox Family and Alison Krauss.
😢😢😢 heartbreaking
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I’m so sorry for you.
0:34 that's actually not true, and totally a false statement. There are types of leukemia with incredibly devastating course.
I’m a registered nurse for 17 years how can I attend your workshop ?
Thank you for your interest, Yanille. Please submit your information at the bottom of this page to receive updates on this year's Summit psmf.org/summits/11th-annual-world-patient-safety-science-technology-summit/ It will take place September 6-7
Did you sue? Did the nurse get sued? Did the nurse lose their job?
If the angels in heaven don't sound like Allison, I don;t want to go.
What an enchantingly beautiful child. I’m so sorry. Always, always, always ask for guidance! Sometimes, for the two seconds that it takes you to open your mouth, you can avoid a world of heartache.
I don't like louisana. ... but I love u5r musisick give it orby
English please?
@@garywhitt98 in English please, would be better haha! booze can be a hell of a drug
hace poco vivi una situacion en la que una persona joven llego de otra area para ventilar mecanicamente debido a que estaba desorientado y con cianosis en cara, yo inmediatamnete sospeche de una embolia gaseosa porque lo vivi con otro paciente que una dra le estaba tomando una via central a un paciebnte y note que era arterial y al poco minutos el paciente presento cianosis en la cara y me di cuenta que estaba en paro cardio respiratorio, el ultimo paciente llego con 81 de saturacion y no subio mas de 85 tenia menos de 48 hr de intervenido no le subio mas de 85 y tenia la frfecuencia cardiaca en aumento 156 a 181 en ritmo sinusal, a las pocas horas fallecio pero los medicos a cargo no sabian en fin que tenia.