Early mobilization can prevent complications and reduce ICU stays for sepsis patients. This episode explores ICU-acquired weakness, evidence gaps, and strategies to overcome barriers in clinical practice to improve outcomes for sepsis patients.

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Nutrition plays a crucial role in post-sepsis recovery. This episode explores personalized care, the obesity paradox, and the vital role of multidisciplinary nutrition teams in enhancing outcomes for sepsis survivors.

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Post-sepsis syndrome challenges survivors with lasting impacts like immunodeficiency and neuropsychiatric issues. This episode delves into long-term effects, the need for targeted therapies, and gaps in clinical research to improve recovery outcomes

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Sepsis care demands tailored strategies in ICUs of different capacities. Learn how fluid stewardship, local research, and addressing technology gaps can transform patient care, especially in low-resource environments.

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Explore new strategies in sepsis management across diverse patient populations. This episode covers the challenges of treating sepsis, core management strategies like infection control and hemodynamic stabilization, and how innovations in research are reshaping sepsis care.

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In the race against time, early detection and swift action can mean the difference between life and death. This episode explores the latest diagnostic tools, standardized protocols, and the vital role of staff training in saving lives and improving patient outcomes.

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of optimizing fluid management in sepsis care. We emphasize the need to recognize the right goals of fluid management and avoid fluid overload.

We explore the four phases of shock resuscitation and fluid management, highlighting the importance of considering both macrocirculation and microcirculation in resuscitation efforts. We also stress the importance of understanding the pathophysiology of diseases and adjusting treatment accordingly.

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In this episode, we discuss the crucial role of timely intervention in sepsis care and its impact on patient outcomes. We emphasize that delays in escalating sepsis treatment led to higher morbidity and mortality.

We explore the use of risk score tools, such as the National Early Warning Score (NEWS), as a means of identifying patients who are at risk of deterioration. We highlight the high predictive power of NEWS in determining in-hospital mortality among patients with suspected infections.

This episode underscores the importance of early detection and timely intervention in sepsis care and the potential benefits of using risk score tools and early warning systems.

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In this episode, we discuss the urgent need for early diagnosis and timely interventions in sepsis care, emphasizing their vital role in reducing morbidity and mortality in sepsis patients. We explore the challenges of timely detection and treatment, and discuss strategies for improving clinical decision support for sepsis management.

We delve into the importance of performance improvement programs, focusing on optimizing diagnostic screening, improving time to treatment, and enhancing overall sepsis management. We also discuss the role of interdisciplinary collaboration in guiding the implementation of evidence-based care protocols

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In this episode, we focus on the urgent need to address sepsis in Africa and Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), where the highest sepsis burden is found. We discuss the unique challenges faced in managing sepsis in these regions, including diverse age groups, health-seeking behaviors, causal pathogens, and limited critical care access.

We also highlight priority strategic areas for action, including declaring sepsis a national/regional priority, developing country-specific national action plans, and incorporating sepsis care as an indicator for quality of care. This episode sheds light on the urgent need for action to improve sepsis outcomes in Africa and LMICs.

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This episode is to honor the memory of Emmanuel Nsutebu. We thank all he did to fight against sepsis.