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October 2020
Sponsor Innovation Webinar – COVID-19 + Sepsis Management: How They Are Linked and What We Are Learning
Presented by BD Life Sciences. Join this Sepsis Alliance Clinical Community sponsor innovation webinar for an overview about the current state of sepsis and the linkages between it and COVID-19. Although there is not currently a cure for this virus, clinicians are learning that the best COVID-19 practice includes best practices for sepsis care. By attending this webinar, you will: Gain awareness of the impact of sepsis and learn more about its link to COVID-19 Develop a deeper understanding of…
Find out more »November 2020
Webinar: Guiding Clinical Care Using Procalcitonin and Advanced Hemodynamic Monitoring: Insights from Two Companies
Sepsis Alliance Clinical Community Sponsor Innovation Webinar Description: Edwards Session: Why Guess with Fluids? – How to use Technology to Drive Fluid and Perfusion Optimization When patients experience poor perfusion caused by bacterial sepsis, COVID-19, or other disease processes, utilizing continuous advanced hemodynamic parameters can provide clarity into the effectiveness of clinical interventions. This webinar will review how advanced hemodynamic monitoring can easily integrate into clinical workflow to take the guesswork out of fluid administration. Roche Session: Procalcitonin in Clinical…
Find out more »Antimicrobial Resistance in the Time of COVID-19
Webinar Description: Sponsored by GE | Roche Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been a silent pandemic spanning 2 decades. Without a coordinated response, AMR may be an ongoing threat to modern medicine. Learn about a new U.S. action plan designed to combat AMR and the potential impact of COVID-19.
Find out more »Webinar – Developing Systems for Rural Sepsis Care
Nearly 20% of Americans live in rural areas with access barriers that make delivering high-quality sepsis care challenging. Learn about some of the barriers to sepsis care and the ways that systems of care can be developed to support rural patients in low-volume hospitals. This presentation will also discuss the use of telemedicine in sepsis and how regional networks can be used to leverage quality improvement activities across wide geographic areas. CE Credits available! Sepsis Alliance is a provider approved…
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