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Aug. 04, 2020
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Early and accurate recognition of pediatric sepsis is challenging because signs of septic shock are not always obvious. Learn about a strategy to preemptively identify downturns in patients' conditions.
To specifically address sepsis, response tools can incorporate a set of protocols to improve patient outcomes for this potentially deadly infection.
For more information, contact the Improving Pediatric Sepsis Outcomes team.
Jayne Stuart
(202) 753-5365
Nurses from the frontlines of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia were among the first to better understand the diagnosis and management of MIS-C by conducting a literature review.
Compliance creates progress in pediatric sepsis.
Teams partner to accelerate treatment for immunocompromised patients who arrive through the emergency department.
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