Join CDC and Partners for Today’s Sepsis Awareness Events

"Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)" <cdc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Tue, 13 Sep 2016 11:44:30 -0500

Title:     Join CDC and Partners for Today’s Sepsis Awareness Events

  Join CDC and Partners for Today’s Sepsis Awareness Events:
Twitter Chat and Free Continuing Education Webinar

Participate in today’s sepsis Twitter chat hosted by ABC News’ Dr. Richard Besser and CDC at 1 PM EDT. 
 Follow and use #ABCDrBChat to join @CDCgov, @DrRichardBesser and many other partners as we educate and share about sepsis.  

Join today’s FREE webinar with continuing education, Advances in Sepsis: Protecting Patients Throughout the Lifespan, at 3 PM EDT. Register here for this webinar hosted by CDC in partnership with the Society of Critical Care Medicine, Children’s Hospital Association, and AMDA – The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine.

Leading sepsis experts will discuss CDC’s new sepsis Vital Signs report, sepsis in acute care settings, septic shock guidelines for pediatrics, and sepsis in post-acute and long-term care settings. 
New CDC Safe Healthcare Blogs and Upcoming Webinar:

Read new CDC Safe Healthcare blogs featuring sepsis experts and patient advocates:

Stronger Together: Children’s Hospitals Aim to Save Lives from Sepsis. Amy Wimpey Knight, Chief Operating Officer of Children’s Hospital Association, discusses pediatric sepsis and how children’s hospitals are joining forces to fight sepsis.

Changing Sepsis Lenses: From Adversity to Advocacy. Hillary Spangler, a MD Candidate at UNC School of Medicine, shares her personal battle with sepsis that led her to become a doctor who focuses on improving sepsis care.

Register for another upcoming FREE webinar with continuing education, Empowering Nurses for Early Sepsis Recognition, hosted by CDC in partnership with the Society of Critical Care Medicine and the American Nurses Association.

Thursday, September 22, at 2 PM EDT, continuing education available.

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