Engaging Healthcare Leaders in Sepsis Prevention and Progression-Webcast: Engaging Healthcare Leaders in Sepsis Prevention

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Today's webcast on engaging healthcare leaders in sepsis prevention discussed the importance of sepsis care across the continuum of care, from initial admission to discharge and beyond. The presenters emphasized the need to engage healthcare leaders and align sepsis care with the strategic objectives of the institution. They highlighted the value of sepsis care to the institution, including reputation, patient satisfaction, resource utilization, and staff satisfaction. The presenters also discussed the challenges of reimbursement and the importance of documenting why specific measures were not met in order to justify deviations from guidelines. They addressed the skepticism of clinicians and recommended using data, scorecards, and peer pressure to educate and engage clinicians in following best practice recommendations and using order sets. The presenters also touched upon the role of technology in sepsis prevention, including early warning systems and artificial intelligence. They discussed the potential benefits and challenges of these technologies and emphasized the need for data scientists and informatics specialists to support their implementation. Finally, the presenters provided advice on how to propose a business plan to engage healthcare leaders, including identifying organizational strengths and weaknesses, aligning with the institution's strategic objectives, and involving a multidisciplinary team. Overall, the webcast emphasized the importance of engaging healthcare leaders and leveraging technology to improve sepsis care and outcomes.

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