SEE THE FILM
UPCOMING 2019 SCREENINGS
Not all screenings are open to the public. Contact us if you would like to attend a showing.
April 22, 23, 24, 26 – LSU Health Sciences Center – New Orleans, LA
April 23 – Penn Medicine at Home – Philadelphia, PA
April 24, 25 – University of Mobile – Mobile, AL
April 24 – Touro University of California – Vallejo, CA
April 24 – Laerdal SUN Meeting – Uncasville, CT
Filmmakers to attend
April 24 – Ivy Tech Community College – Sellersburg, IN
April 30 – Adelphi University College of Nursing & Public Health – Long Island, NY
May 1 – Georgia Southern University – Savannah, GA
May 1 – Swedish Medical Center – Seattle, WA
May 2 – University of Kansas Medical Center – Kansas City, KS
May 4 – American Association for Physician Leadership – Washington, DC
May 4 – University Hospitals HRO Summit – Cleveland, OH
Filmmakers to attend
May 6 – Ivy Tech Community College – Richmond, IN
Filmmakers to attend
May 8 – Swedish Medical Center – Seattle, WA
May 8 – Swedish Medical Center – Seattle, WA
May 15 – NHS Lothian – Edinburgh, Scotland
May 16, 17 – Swedish Medical Center – Seattle, WA
May 30 – QSEN Forum – Cleveland, OH
June 18 – University of Miami – Coral Gables, FL
PREVIOUS SCREENINGS
Eastside Meaningful Movies – Bellevue, WA
Seton Medical Center Hays – Kyle, TX
University of Southern Indiana – Evansville, IN
Rochester Institute of Technology – Rochester, NY
New York Presbyterian + Columbia University Medical Center (w/ CAE Healthcare) – New York, NY
Tennessee Academy of Physician Assistants – Gatlinburg, TN
Valley Medical Center – Renton, WA
D’Youville College – Buffalo, NY
Community Medical Center – Fresno, CA
Tampa General Hospital – Tampa, FL
National Capital Healthcare Executives – Washington, DC
Mercy Health Leadership Summit – Grand Rapids, MI
Medical Care America (HCA Healthcare) – Dallas, TX
Penn State Health, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center – Hershey, PA
Kaiser Permanente Health Plan of Washington – Seattle, WA
Community Medical Center – Fresno, CA
Inova Alexandria Hospital – Alexandria, VA
Inova Loudon Hospital – Leesburg, VA
University of Washington/Foundation for Health Care Quality – Seattle, WA
Washington State Health Executive Forum – Spokane, WA
Dignity Health – San Francisco, CA
University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health – Bel Air, MD
Froedtert Health – Milwaukee, WI
Intermountain Healthcare, Dixie Regional Medical Center – St. George, UT
George Washington University Medicine – Washington, DC
Inova Fair Oaks Hospital – Fairfax, VA
Inova Mount Vernon Hospital – Alexandria, VA
South Florida Case Management Network – Hollywood, FL
Seattle Children’s Hospital – Seattle, WA
LifeSpan Health – Providence, RI
Metro Health – Cleveland, OH
Confluence Health – Wenatchee, WA
Tampa General Hospital – Tampa, FL
Barton Health – South Lake Tahoe, CA
Penn Medicine – Philadelphia, PA
Children’s Mercy Kansas City – Kansas City, KS
Children’s Hospital Colorado – Aurora, CO
Northwestern Memorial Hospital – Chicago, IL
Valley Medical Center – Renton, WA
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MI
University of Colorado Hospital – Aurora, CO
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital – St. Petersburg, FL
British Columbia Institute of Technology – Burnaby, British Columbia
Medical College of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, WI
Mount Sinai Hospital – New York, NY
Vancouver General Hospital – Vancouver, Canada
UL + EMERGO + MassMedic – Waltham Woods, MA
Baptist College of Health Science w/ CAE Healthcare – Memphis, TN
Spectrum Health + Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital – Grand Rapids, MI
The Commonwealth Fund – New York, NY
HPSN World 2019 w/ CAE Healthcare – Orlando, FL
VHA High Reliability Summit – Orlando, FL
Monongahela Valley Hospital w/ CAE Healthcare – Monongahela, PA
Hartnell College – Salinas, CA
Virginia Commonwealth University, Emswiller Interprofessional Symposium – Glen Allen, VA
IMSH 2019 Conference – San Antonio, TX
Gateway Technical College – Kenosha, WI
UT Health San Antonio School of Nursing and The Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics + The Louise H. Batz Patient Safety Foundation – San Antonio, TX
University of Texas Dell Medical School (Dept. of Women’s Health) + The Louise H. Batz Patient Safety Foundation – Austin, TX
Official Release Party w/ Greater National Advocates – Chicago, IL
Orlando Regional Medical Center – Orlando, FL
Queen’s University at Kingston – Ontario, Canada
University of Adelaide – Adelaide, Australia
St. Mary Medical Center – Langhorne, PA
Florida Hospital w/ CAE Healthcare – Winter Park, FL
University of Wisconsin Health – Madison, WI
Medical University of South Carolina w/ Verge Health – Charleston, SC
ASPiH Conference w/ CAE Healthcare – Southport, United Kingdom
New York Academy of Medicine/United Hospital Fund/IPRO – New York, NY
Wedgwood Meaningful Movies Series – Seattle, WA
Mission Health System – Asheville, NC
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center – Toronto, Canada
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology w/ CAE Healthcare – Edmonton, Alberta
British Columbia Institute of Technology w/ CAE Healthcare – Burnaby, British Columbia
Dartmouth-Hitchcock @ Southern New Hampshire University – Manchester, NH
Saskatchewan Polytechnic w/ CAE Healthcare – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Dartmouth-Hitchcock – Lebanon, NH
Robert Morris University – Moon Township, PA
Health Action Council – Minneapolis, MN
VergeCon – Charleston, SC
Georgetown University Medicine – Washington, DC
HPSN Arkansas SIMday Regional – Fort Smith, AR
University of Minnesota, Duluth – Duluth, MN
MATTER Health – Chicago, IL
Intermountain Healthcare – Salt Lake City, UT
Health Action Council – Denver, CO
Johns Hopkins Medicine, Armstrong Institute – Baltimore, MD
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) – Rockville, MD
Wyoming Business Coalition on Health – Casper, WY
Laerdal SUN Conference – Orlando, FL
Queens University of Charlotte – Charlotte, NC
Tuscarawas Valley Film Festival – New Philadelphia, OH
University of Michigan w/ Economic Alliance of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MI
Yale Law School – New Haven, CT
Michigan State University w/ Economic Alliance of Michigan – East Lansing, MI
George Washington University Medicine – Washington, DC
Awareness Film Festival – Los Angeles, CA
California State University, Chico – Chico, CA
Western New England University – Springfield, MA
Grand Valley State University – Grand Rapids, MI
Maryland Patient Safety Center – Baltimore, MD
Iota Psi & Alpha Mu Chapters of Sigma Theta Tau International – Cleveland Heights, OH
Tennessee Simulation Alliance & Laerdal – Memphis, Nashville, and Knoxville, TN
Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital – Queensland, Australia
USC Gehr Family Center for Health Systems Science – Los Angeles, CA
CareMore Health – Los Angeles, CA
Geisinger Health – Scranton, PA
Boston Children’s Hospital – Boston, MA
Health Action Council – Cleveland, OH
SimGHOSTS 2018 USA Conference – Memphis, TN
Cato Institute – Washington, DC
Lehigh Valley Health Network – Allentown, PA
AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting – Seattle, WA
St. Michael’s Hospital – Toronto, Canada
Cleveland Clinic, Patient Experience Summit – Cleveland, OH
University of California, Davis – Sacramento, CA
University of Pennsylvania, Leonard Davis Institute – Philadelphia, PA
University of Miami – Coral Gables, FL
Yale University, Boroff-Forman Lecture Series – New Haven, CT
University of California, San Francisco – Chicago, IL
University of Chicago Medicine – Chicago, IL
Jefferson University, College of Population Health – Philadelphia, PA
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE FILM
“We invest tens of billions to find cures for disease but barely a fraction of that to find cures for one of the world’s biggest killers — medical errors. This important documentary conveys just how big a mistake that is. It also shows how we can do better. For the problem isn’t bad clinicians. It’s the complexity that good clinicians have to deal with everyday.”
Atul Gawande (Surgeon, Writer, Public Health Researcher)
“On the cutting edge for making changes in our healthcare system.”
Donna Shalala (Former Secretary of Health and Human Services)
Risa Lavizzo-Mourey (President Emerita, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation)
“This thoughtful, inspiring film casts a spotlight on the urgent need for the medical profession to become more transparent and communicative. To Err Is Human is a critical reminder that being a patient is itself a high-risk undertaking. In many cases individuals end up fighting powerful systems on their own, and more involvement with health-care frequently does not translate to better health. Too often it’s just the opposite.”
James Hamblin (Physician, Author, Senior Editor at The Atlantic)
Helen Haskell (Founder of Mothers Against Medical Error)