Overview
The aim of this course is to understand what sepsis is, recognise early warning signs of sepsis developing and know what to do promptly. To understand how to prevent localised infections developing into systemic life-threatening sepsis. Sepsis affects 245,000 people in the UK every year, 20% of whom will die as a result of sepsis. Sepsis kills more people every year than breast cancer, bowel cancer and prostate cancer combined, yet many people do not know how to recognise early signs of it or what to do when it is spotted. This short course will empower anyone who works with children or adults to better understand sepsis and explain how they could to save a life by acting quickly.Who is Lunchtime Learning – Sepsis Awareness aimed at?
Anyone working with adults or childrenCourse Length
1 hourLearning Outcomes
Please note you will need to register for this webinar before you will be sent the link to join
By the end of this 1 hour session delegates will understand:-
- What is sepsis
- Who gets it & why?
- Causes of sepsis
- Early recognition and diagnosis.
- Management of sepsis once it is identified.
- How Sepsis can be prevented
- Complications of sepsis
