Sepsis

Overview of the incidence, early identification and management of sepsis

How to identify and effectively manage sepsis

National Early Warning Score update

In December 2017, the Royal College of Physicians updated the National Early Warning Score...

‘Winning an RCNi Nurse Award increased my self-confidence and inspired me to do more’

Paediatric emergency nurse Drew McDonald won the Child Health category in the RCNi Nurse...

Lactate levels in patients with suspected sepsis

Emergency department (ED) sepsis screening algorithms should incorporate a serum lactate cut...

Nursing students' innovative sepsis training scheme already oversubscribed...

More than 100 nursing students have been trained as 'sepsis champions' to spot the signs of...

Worried people should never be criticised for turning up to emergency departments, says...

Government is using the term ‘inappropriate attendances’ to mask under-funding

Improving door-to-needle times for patients with suspected neutropenic sepsis

Neutropenic sepsis is a potentially life-threatening complication of chemotherapy and has an...

We need better training to win the fight against sepsis

Patients and professionals must recognise the signs and symptoms of sepsis much more quickly.

Recognition and nursing management of sepsis in early infancy

Neonatal sepsis describes serious bacterial or viral infections that manifest in the first...

Importance of measuring lactate levels in children with sepsis

Sepsis is a major public health problem as well as one of the leading causes of preventable...

Nurses urged to look out for symptoms of sepsis

Thousands of nurses, care home staff and pharmacists are to be urged to look out for...

Systolic blood pressure less than 100mmHg is an important sign of sepsis

Latest research from the nursing and medical journals.

60 seconds with RCNi child health award winner Drew McDonald

Never settle for second best and always keep an open mind, says Drew McDonald, winner of the...

Quick test could indicate sepsis, study suggests

New portable device can rapidly find markers of infection from single drop of blood.

An overview of the evidence-based practice process for novice researchers

This article explores how nurses can use evidence-based practice to critique and evaluate...
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Emergency department nurse wins award for work on sepsis

Drew McDonald's easy-to-use tool to identify sepsis in children gains prestigious RCNi award
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Sepsis tool wins Drew prestigious Child Health Award

RCNi award winner praised for 'commitment and leadership' in vital work

Nurses working in the community urged to think sepsis

New NICE guidance urges professionals working across all healthcare settings, including...

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