July 2020
Webinar – Surviving COVID-19: The Path to Optimal Recovery
Date: Thursday, July 9th Time: 2-3PM EST / 11AM-12PM PST Description: Almost any type of infection can lead to sepsis. The virus, SARS-CoV-2, can cause severe COVID-19 disease and lead to viral sepsis. As we learn more about acute clinical care for patients with COVID-19, it is essential to understand the recovery phase to provide optimal patient care. Understanding the challenges of survivors of COVID-19 and viral sepsis will help improve long-term outcomes. In this webinar, learn about delirium, fear,…
Find out more »Sponsor Innovation Webinar – “Rethinking “Early Catch” of Sepsis Using Game Changing Artificial Intelligence”
Date: Wednesday, July 22nd Time: 2-3 PM EST / 11 AM-12 PM PST Description: Presented by Morley Medical Early identification and detection of sepsis has been proven to reduce the prevalence of sepsis and sepsis related adverse clinical outcomes such as septic shock and death. In this webinar, learn how new advanced predictive analytics technology is revolutionizing how clinicians identify at risk patients by providing patient specific artificial intelligence driven clinical decision support. Speakers: Donny Johnson CEO Morley Medical, Inc.…
Find out more »Webinar – Hospital Acquired Sepsis: Early Recognition and Intervention
Date: Thursday, July 30th Time: 2-3PM EST / 11AM-12PM PST Description: Hospitalized patients, like those who have recently had surgery, those with chronic medical conditions that may put them at risk, and patients who are admitted with an infection that is not getting better or is getting worse, may be at risk of developing sepsis. In this webinar, learn how a community healthcare system of three hospitals developed a sepsis program that helped their staff become better able to recognize and start treatment for sepsis as early as possible. Strategies…
Find out more »August 2020
Webinar – “Strategies for Improving Sepsis Care”
Date: Thursday, August 13th Time: 2-3PM EST / 11AM-12PM PST Description: Sepsis quality/performance improvement can be a daunting task for healthcare organizations, but it is critical that healthcare workers are prepared to identify and manage sepsis. This prerecorded presentation is intended to help staff functioning in quality/performance improvement roles begin the process of sepsis quality improvement for their organizations. This high-level content is designed to facilitate identification of improvement opportunities for the program and/or participating individuals. Speakers: Kelly Nguyen, MSN,…
Find out more »Sponsor Innovation Webinar – “Medicare Approach to Sepsis and Quality of Care: What You Need to Know”
Date: Wednesday, August 26 Time: 2-2:45PM EST / 11-11:45AM PST Description: Presented by Thermo Fisher Scientific Medicare increasingly views sepsis as one of the most important areas of health care policy, and this is more acute in 2020, since many COVID-19 patients die in septic shock. Medicare uses a complex quality measure, called "SEP-1," which presents challenges for hospitals and has had mixed responses in the peer-reviewed literature. Meanwhile, discussion is turning other measures of care quality and expanded use…
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