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Joshua’s Story

October 18, 2014 by Murray Anderson-Wallace Leave a Comment

Based on the testimony of James Titcombe, Joshua’s father – now a well known patient safety campaigner, – the film documents the experience of the Titcombe family during Joshua’s tragically short life. It also outlines their subsequent fight for proper investigation into Joshua’s care, and the failure of the governance and regulatory systems to learn from error.

“Our experience of working closely with families affected by serious failures in healthcare provides clear evidence that many investigations are inadequate and fail the families concerned. With no support and nowhere to turn, those same families are often left devastated”

Katherine Murphy, former CEO of the Patients Association

“Joshua’s Story – Uncovering the Morecambe Bay NHS Scandal” by James Titcombe, OBE

Joshuas_Story Cover_WebIn partnership with Anderson Wallace Publishing,  we are pleased to announce the publication of this important book written by Joshua’s father James Titcombe.

Officially launched on 2nd December 2015, Joshua’s Story can be ordered here.

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