SCCM Resource Library-Federal Government Sepsis Priorities: Working Together to Educate, Innovate, and Optimize Patient Outcomes (NIH, CDC, CMS, and BARDA)

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The federal government is actively involved in sepsis research and prevention efforts. The National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) are all working together to address sepsis. Each agency has its own priorities and funding mechanisms for sepsis research.<br /><br />The CDC focuses on sepsis surveillance and prevention. They strive to educate healthcare providers and the public about sepsis, and they work towards improving prevention and treatment strategies. The CDC also collaborates with partners to assess the burden of pediatric sepsis.<br /><br />BARDA, on the other hand, supports innovation in sepsis research. They invest in innovative diagnostics, biomarker research, and clinical management strategies. BARDA works closely with academic centers, hospitals, and other organizations to develop new approaches to prevent and treat sepsis.<br /><br />NIH funds a broad range of sepsis research projects. They support studies that focus on the host response to infection and sepsis, as well as studies on diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. NIH also encourages collaborations with other institutes and aims to improve funding for clinical research related to sepsis.<br /><br />Overall, the federal government is actively funding and supporting research efforts to better understand, prevent, and treat sepsis. Collaboration between agencies and partnerships with academic researchers, healthcare providers, and patient advocates are key components of these efforts.

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Sepsis, Quality and Patient Safety, 2020

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The Society of Critical Care Medicine's Critical Care Congress features internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine. This is a presentation from the 2020 Critical Care Congress held February 16-19, 2020, in Orlando, Florida, USA.

Learning Objectives

Describe current sepsis research and patient care priorities at several U.S. government agencies
Enhance awareness of U.S. government efforts to educate healthcare providers and patients with sepsis
Discuss how sepsis research and technology development is supported in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

CDC's Work to Improve Prevention, Early Recognition, and Tracking of Sepsis

Runa Gokhale

BARDA DRIVe Solving Sepsis Program

Kimberly Sciarretta

Sepsis Research at the National Institutes of Health

Sarah Dunsmore

Panel Discussion

Kimberly Sciarretta
Sarah Dunsmore
Runa Gokhale

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Sepsis Resources

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