AR122 Sepsis: early recognition and management in adults and children

Course summary

This is an ideal course for practitioners who work with children and adults in acute or primary care. The focus is on early identification of sepsis and appropriate care management per national and international guidelines. This day also includes early recognition and management of suspected meningitis within children in line with national guidelines.

Who should attend?

Registered Nurses
Practice Nurses
Community Nurses
School Nurses
Allied Health Professionals
HCAs

Important notes

Course material, evaluations and certificates included.

Cost

Course duration	Course CPD	In-house Course
1 day(s)	7 hour(s)	POA

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Aims / objectives

At the end of this course you will:

Be able to follow national and international guidelines to ensure rapid recognition and initiation of correct management of adults and children developing sepsis.

Course programme

Definition and classification of sepsis severity
The pathophysiology of sepsis
Vigilance, screening and early recognition
Investigations and markers
Early interventions/immediate management (sepsis 6)
Communication and rapid escalation (SBAR)
Case scenarios

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