Pharmaceuticals

Emily Jerry Foundation Endorses Life-Saving Technology

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, February 4th, 2010

Nearly four years after the loss of Christopher Jerry's two-year-old daughter, Emily, the anguish over her accidental death lingers on. Now, as the head of a non-profit foundation working to prevent medical errors, Jerry is entering the new year with a renewed sense of purpose promoting an all-new life-saving technology in honor of Emily.

Today, the Emily Jerry Foundation announced a new partnership with CDEX, Inc. to build public awareness about its pioneering chemical detection equipment designed to ensure medical facilities are delivering the right medications to patients.

Jerry, who formed the non-profit group to push for federal legislation to...

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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2010-02-04)

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