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146 Current challenges and research directions in sepsis

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Hi everyone,

Sepsis is an important cause of mortality and morbidity in our patients. It is common but can be difficult to diagnose, challenging to manage and sometimes downright scary.

After being inspired by listening to an episode from “The Critical Care Commute Podcast” (with Dr Mervyn Singer a UK intensivist involved in sepsis 3.0), Graeme and I sit down to discuss some of these thought provoking areas of sepsis which are controversial and are still actively being researched.

Thanks again Graeme!

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The Critical Care Commute Podcast

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Hi everyone,

Sepsis is an important cause of mortality and morbidity in our patients. It is common but can be difficult to diagnose, challenging to manage and sometimes downright scary.

After being inspired by listening to an episode from “The Critical Care Commute Podcast” (with Dr Mervyn Singer a UK intensivist involved in sepsis 3.0), Graeme and I sit down to discuss some of these thought provoking areas of sepsis which are controversial and are still actively being researched.

Thanks again Graeme!

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The Critical Care Commute Podcast

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