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March 2019
Webinar: Fluid Resuscitation and Sepsis
Title: Fluid Resuscitation and Sepsis Speakers: Heath Latham, MD, FCCP Associate Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine University of Kansas Medical Center Mark Piehl, MD Pediatric Intensivist, WakeMed Children's Founder and Chief Medical Officer, 410 Medical Innovation Description: This session will present evidence-based fluid management strategies for adult and pediatric patients with sepsis and septic shock. Recommendations for fluid resuscitation, stabilization and maintenance will be discussed. The latest Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines for…
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Webinar: Surviving Pediatric Sepsis: What’s Next?
Register here Webinar Title:Surviving Pediatric Sepsis: What’s Next? Description:With early recognition and appropriate resuscitation, most children now survive sepsis. Unfortunately, the experience of sepsis does not end at the PICU or hospital discharge for many children and their families. Functional deficits in physical, cognitive, emotional, and social health are evident in up to one-quarter (or more) of children after pediatric sepsis, along with an increased risk for hospital readmission and long-term mortality. This webinar will review the epidemiology and symptoms of post-intensive…
Find out more »June 2019
UW Medicine Pacific Northwest Sepsis Conference
The Pacific Northwest Sepsis Conference is a two-day conference with a 1 or 2-day attendance option that will explore sepsis through the continuum of care. Speakers include local, national, and international sepsis experts. We will explore sepsis in different populations including adults, children, immunosuppressed patients, infants, the elderly, and others. We will examine the updated international guidelines of care and science behind these evidence-based recommendations and will also address the current CMS guidelines and how they are applied in sepsis care. Additional sessions include exploring novel therapies in sepsis, physical exam in sepsis care, and teamwork and systems approaches to improving sepsis care. Breakout sessions will use expert panels to offer an in-depth look at data, quality, and performance improvement in sepsis, cutting-edge clinical topics in sepsis care, and pediatric sepsis. Additional sessions featuring multidisciplinary care providers include challenging case studies of sepsis and great debates in sepsis care. Our audience will learn to be more effective team members and sepsis champions in their hospitals Pricing TWO DAYS Conference participant $350 Conference participant from associate institution* $325 Unlicensed full-time student $175 Continuing medical education (CME) credits additional $60 Continuing nursing education credits complementary** Early bird discount if registered by 4/1/19 $250 ONE DAY Conference participant $225 Conference participant from associate institution* $200 Unlicensed full-time student $100 Continuing medical education (CME) credits additional $60 Continuing nursing education credits complementary** * Associate Institutions Include: Airlift Northwest, Harborview Medical Center, KVH, LifeMed Alaska, Madigan Army Medical Center, Multicare Healthcare System, Northwest Hospital, Oregon Health Sciences University, Overlake, Seattle Children’s, St. Luke’s Boise, Swedish Hospital, University of Washington Medical Center, Valley Medical Center Scholarship information available on request ** CME and Nursing Education Credits will be provided upon completion of conference evaluation and verification of conference in person attendance (credits cannot be provided for viewing the conference at a later date) https://www.regonline.com/registration/Checkin.aspx?EventID=2555594
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