The Latest Breaking News from Rozalia Spadafora

The inquest into the death of Rozalia Spadafora is set to begin in October.

Advocates are worried ACT hospital patients and their families are not being told about the 'Call and Respond Early' program that lets them access a second medical opinion.

The five-year-old has been remembered as kind, generous, fun and extraordinary.

The calls follow the death of five-year-old Rozalia Spadafora, who was waiting in the hospital to be taken to Sydney for treatment.

The opposition says an inquiry would show the government "genuinely cares".

The ACT's opposition has called for an urgent review of the early warning system.

The minister was responding to allegations which aired on Monday night on A Current Affair around the deaths of Canberra children, five-year-old Rozalia Spadafora and 13-year-old Brian Lovelock.

The family of five-year-old Rozalia Spadafora, whose death at the Canberra Hospital is the subject of an ACT Coroner's investigation, reflect on the little girl they lost.

The tragic death of the young girl has been referred to the ACT Coroner.

The family of five-year-old Rozalia Spadafora says the preschooler developed mild, flu-like symptoms in the days leading up to her death and was prescribed antibiotics before being referred to the Canberra Hospital.