This session explores the most severe forms of sepsis affecting pregnant and postpartum individuals in the U.S.

Virtual, one-day conference covering a variety of topics in antimicrobial resistance and stewardship

A multi-part sepsis foundational curriculum designed to establish a strong knowledge of key sepsis concepts for nurses and other healthcare professionals

Learn the latest definitions, epidemiology, diagnostic advancements, and treatment protocols for pediatric sepsis.

In recognition of World Kidney Day on March 13, 2025, this webinar will explore the clinical criteria used to identify AKI in septic patients, highlighting the most relevant diagnostic markers.

Hear directly from sepsis survivors about their personal experiences, and learn about the sepsis education, resources, and support services that have made a meaningful impact for survivors and their loved ones.

One-hour live webinar discussing how the CDC is working with partner organizations across the nation to advance and support continuous sepsis quality improvement work and outcomes. Keywords: Quality Improvement; QI; Sepsis

Virtual symposium on multiple HAI topics

Learn how the new Z51.A code is crucial for healthcare providers to document follow-up care for sepsis survivors who may be at risk for recurrent infections or dealing with the long-term effects of sepsis, such as post-sepsis syndrome (PSS).

Annual, virtual conference covering sepsis-related topics and offering RN CE Contact Hours

This live, virtual event, will cover critical topics related to sepsis in immunocompromised patients, including a special focus on patients with cancer and patients with HIV.

Attendees will learn how one organization was able to leverage organizational initiatives to drive meaningful change.

Learn how one organization created a unique QI initiative to promote peer-to-peer learning by collaboratively learning from defects, discovering barriers, and creating action plans. Keywords: Quality Improvement; QI; Sepsis

This live, virtual event, scheduled for May 16, 2024, will cover critical topics related to sepsis in maternal and neonatal patients, offering attendees the most up-to-date clinical knowledge and treatment recommendations for these populations.

An international task force sponsored by the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) recently released the new definitions for sepsis and septic shock in children, the Phoenix sepsis criteria. The evolution of pediatric sepsis criteria and the introduction of the Phoenix sepsis criteria will be presented in this webinar.

In the second part of this 2-part series focusing on sepsis education and prevention for school-based healthcare professionals, we'll explore the crucial role of school-based healthcare professionals in recognizing the high risk for sepsis in children, including knowing the key signs and symptoms requiring escalation in care to either a PCP or emergency departments.

Through a comprehensive analysis of the epidemiology of pediatric sepsis, attendees will gain valuable insights into the prevalence, risk factors, and clinical implications of this life-threatening condition among children.

Live webinar in a "train the trainer" style format about home care responsibilities, infection management, and approaching to maintaining a safe care environment.

Learn about a state-wide quality collaborative with resources provided by HMS helps to drive quality improvement and education at a variety of sites across Michigan.

This live virtual event, scheduled for December 14, 2023, will cover critical topics related to HAIs, offering attendees the latest clinical knowledge and updated recommendations for timely infection prevention and treatment

Live CE webinar regarding the inclusion of the SEP-1 bundle in the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (VBP) program

Gain invaluable insights to enhance prehospital practices and ultimately improve patient survival rates and outcomes.

Recorded peer-to-peer roundtable discussion on innovative approaches, protocols, tools, and documentation practice which have improved sepsis management and care at panelists' organizations.

Recorded symposium featuring subject matter experts in precision medicine and sepsis.

Learn how to recognize and address potential disparities in access to care, treatment, and outcomes for people in labor and delivery with sepsis.

Course package including all recorded sessions from Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference.

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance Summit

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Part of Sepsis Alliance AMR Conference 2023

Learn how to recognize patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are at increased risk of sepsis and develop a framework for evaluating patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Learn about the concept of “Sepsis-2.5,” including what it is, why it was developed, and the approach to adoption and rollout taken within the John Peter Smith (JPS) Health Network system.

Learn about recognition and treatment of infections in ESKD, as well as the relationship between AKI and sepsis.

Review several case studies highlighting the impact of sepsis on children with IDD and their families.

Learn strategies and resources for championing best practice, evidence-based discharge planning, and education protocols for sepsis survivors and their families.

Learn new insights about the association between the timing of source control and patient outcomes.

Examine the immunopathology and clinical manifestations of influenza infection and review extrapulmonary complications and linkages between influenza and sepsis.