Sepsis Awareness Campaign

A part of the change process is becoming more aware. By identifying the need to have a better and more comprehensive understanding of sepsis, we as nurses can change our knowledge and practice to provide better patient care. Embracing change allows us to incorporate best practice, and is a part of our accountability as nurses


Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Figure of Organ Dysfunction Related to Sepsis

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Treatment of Sepsis

The following link is a pdf file that describes the recommended tests and treatments of sepsis in adults by the Surviving Sepsis Campaign website.

Recommended test and treatments from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign
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Sepsis Awareness Campaign
We are two Kwantlen Polytechnic University nursing students who are involved in implementing a "Sepsis Improvement Bundle" at a major hospital in BC. This blog is to help raise awareness about the issue of sepsis, and help other nurses identify the presentation of sepsis.
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  • ▼  2010 (9)
    • ▼  November (9)
      • How do we Change?
      • What is Sepsis?
      • How does Change Relate to Sepsis?
      • Who is at risk?
      • How Deadly is Sepsis?
      • Signs and Symptoms
      • Progression of Sepsis
      • Figure of Organ Dysfunction Related to Sepsis
      • Treatment of Sepsis

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