This study identified key care gaps and early clinical warning signs among patients with hospital-onset sepsis who experienced mortality, with the majority of cases demon [...]

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition caused by an infectious agent that is responsible for significant mortality world-wide. In order to standardize sepsis-related care [...]

Sepsis is a life-threatening condition that arises from systemic infection and the body’s dysregulated response. It affects 1.7 million patients annually in the US and ca [...]

Sepsis is one of the largest contributors of ICU and hospital admissions and hospital mortality. In particular, older patients (65 and younger) not only have a higher ris [...]

Sepsis is a complex syndrome leading to increased hospital mortality and readmissions in the United States. Additionally, this syndrome causes significant financial strai [...]

Sepsis is the result of a severe infection that causes over 270,000 hospital deaths annually in the United States. Neutropenic patients are significantly more susceptible [...]

Sepsis is a life‑threatening inflammatory response to infection and remains a major clinical challenge. Although sepsis causes widespread immune dysfunction and eosinopen [...]

This quality improvement project was conducted to evaluate types of fluid resuscitation in septic oncology patients and to compare the difference in patients’ outcomes wi [...]