Event Objectives:

• Describe the long-term impact of pediatric sepsis on survivors and families with a focus on post-intensive care syndrome in children (PICS-p) and unmet needs after discharge.
• Highlight the role of translational and outcomes research in improving follow-up care with examples from the Persist-PICU study and other related projects.
• Examine the role of implicit bias in shaping health outcomes including disparities in sepsis recognition treatment and follow-up care among marginalized pediatric populations.

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