Improving Detection, Treatment and Outcomes of Sepsis 2022
Online Event 15 February 2022, 9:00am - 3:00pm
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9:00am
Online Registration
9:30am
Chair's Welcome Address
James Raddings, Member, Institute of Government & Public Policy
9:35am
Opening Address: William's Story
Melissa Mead, Sepsis Campaigner
10:00am
Opening Keynote: Presentation by NHS Resolution
Michelle Stafford, Safety and Learning Lead – South, NHS Resolution and Nicole Mottolini, Clinical Fellow, NHS Resolution
10:30am
Questions and Answers Session
11:05am
Networking Break
11:35am
Key Address by Dr Ron Daniels BEM, Executive Director, UK Sepsis Trust & Vice-President, Global Sepsis Alliance
Dr Ron Daniels BEM, Executive Director, UK Sepsis Trust & Vice-President, Global Sepsis Alliance
12:05pm
Keynote Address by John McCarthy, Sepsis Survivor
John McCarthy, Sepsis Survivor
12:25pm
Question and Answers session
12:45pm
Lunch and Networking
2:00pm
Keynote Address: Assessing the Current State of Sepsis Education Across the Healthcare System
- An overview of the current provision of education, training and delivery surrounding sepsis from identification to long term treatment
- Identifying and plugging gaps in knowledge and training to create a sustainable and agile training structure
- Bringing together sepsis-specific guidance developed by other arms of the NHS, colleges, stakeholders, and external bodies to create up to date comprehensive educational material
Janet Flint, National Programme Lead, Health Education England: Long Term Conditions & Prevention, Maternity, Children & Young People, Health Education England
2:20pm
Afternoon Panel Discussion: Spotting the Soft Signs of Deterioration in All Age Groups
Neal Aplin, Advanced Clinical Practitioner, Great Western Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Jacqueline Thompson, Nurse Consultant, Elderly Care, North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS FT and Marianne Jenkins, Con
2:50pm
Questions and Answers Session
3:00pm
Chairs Closing Remarks