Sepsis Australia in partnership with the @ACSQHC and Callida Consulting Pty Ltd has developed a strategic analysis report that envisions the future state of sepsis data in Australia. For more information, visit: https://t.co/jH5ToxUC7W
🎥 Now Live!
The first session of the Sepsis Forum "Artificial Intelligence in Early Sepsis Detection" is now on YouTube. Watch the video here and dive into how AI is transforming sepsis detection across differently resourced settings ➡️ https://t.co/Bmnjms7Yy8. #SepsisForum2025
To mark International Day of People with Disability today, we are releasing a new Sepsis Easy Read resource to improve knowledge and understanding about sepsis for people with intellectual disability.
View now https://t.co/AY8xSxygnQ
World Antimicrobial Awareness Week is here, and it’s the perfect time to deepen your understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)!
Revisit sessions from our Sepsis Alliance AMR Conferences through Sepsis Alliance Institute. In the sessions, you'll hear from leading experts about the connection between AMR and sepsis, real-world challenges, and how we can all take action to help #EndSuperbugs.
It's all free to access, and many of the sessions include free CE credits. Learn more at https://t.co/Bja24GYGZQ.
#WAAW #AMR #SepsisAwareness #WorldAntimicrobialAwarenessWeek #EndSuperbugs #AMRconference
When our most important tools for treating sepsis stop working, lives are at risk.
Antimicrobials are losing effectiveness due to misuse and overuse, and an estimated 13% of sepsis deaths are now linked to antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The GSA is partnering with Biotest, Menarini & bioMérieux to offer three free #Sepsis & #AMR webinars for World #AMRAwarenessWeek.
First session on Nov 20:
“Sepsis and AMR: Diagnostic Innovation and Targeted Therapy.”
https://t.co/lUywUXwTqK
Recovering from sepsis goes beyond survival. This study highlights how survivor voices and lived experience can guide recovery and shape the future of sepsis research.
#SepsisAwareness#SurvivorVoice@AsianSepsis@WorldSepsis
A new study by Sheehan et al. surveyed Action on Sepsis and Sepsis Canada patient partners to explore how joining patient advisory councils can aid sepsis survivors’ recovery.
Click here to read in full:
https://t.co/e7nYYXLkFR
Sepsis starts with an infection. But when the body’s response spirals out of control, it can become life-threatening within hours.
Learn more here: https://t.co/IJGquiNJZx
Early recognition and treatment are critical to survival.
#SepsisAwareness#PatientSafety
The CCR Program has been announced and with only 6 weeks to go!
CCR Down Under unites the world’s most significant critical care research:
Full Registration, Day Registration and Virtual Registration Available.
REGISTER NOW: https://t.co/Qrto6n6BLC
The @GlobalSepsis has partnered with the Infectious Disease Alliance and the Primary Healthcare Coalition to bring you two Side Events relevant to sepsis and the global mission at the upcoming #WorldHealthSummit.
More info & registration: https://t.co/yETR9GD2i1
@AsianSepsis
We’re thrilled to share that our President, Prof. ‘Tex’ Kissoon, is moderating a session on engaging communities in sepsis prevention and policy at #SepsisForum2025 on October 23
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/eVzCn9DzLe
#Sepsis#StopSepsis#GlobalHealth#WorldSepsisDay
Missed yesterday’s webinar on Management of Adult #Sepsis in Resource-Limited Settings?
Watch the recording to catch the Delphi Study insights + panel discussion.
https://t.co/CjzbNN1iVl
#GlobalHealth#CriticalCare
#Sepsis is more prevalent, deadly and costly than previously understood, especially for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Read the Commission's new epidemiology report ahead of #WorldSepsisDay, 13 September 2025 at https://t.co/K8wLGaGEtl
#Sepsis is a time critical medical emergency. If you know the signs and symptoms and act fast, it can be prevented.
On of #WorldSepsisDay the Commission is partnering with Sepsis Australia to promote the Sepsis Challenge. Visit https://t.co/Sog4ZM9DgK and https://t.co/3LVBxjl09J
Global Sepsis Webinar - Delphi Study on Clinical Guidance for Sepsis Management in Resource-Limited Settings by the Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance
30 Sept 2025 : 18:00 AEST. Join the webinar at: https://t.co/CjzbNN1iVl
#AsianSepsis#georgeinstitute
New global consensus on managing adult sepsis in resource-limited settings.
70% contributors from low- & lower-middle income countries, practical guidance for where the burden is greatest & complements Surviving Sepsis Campaign.
Read the paper + tools 👉https://t.co/0hVl7UhWFF