SCCM Resource Library-Implementation Sciences: Caring for the Septic Patient at the Bedside

Implementation Sciences: Caring for the Septic Patient at the Bedside

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At Michigan, a statewide sepsis consortium, funded by Blue Cross Blue Shield, collaborates with 69 hospitals to enhance sepsis care. The initiative focuses on implementing best practices through a data-driven approach, providing tools like educational resources and protocols. Hospitals participate in data submission and receive performance reports to enable continuous improvement. Financial incentives encourage engagement. The consortium, in partnership with CDC, has developed core elements for hospital sepsis programs to guide effective management and outcomes improvement. The initiative aims to standardize care, reduce sepsis-related complications, and ultimately save costs.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Dysregulated Care: How to Improve Sepsis Outcomes

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Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

sepsis consortium

hospital collaboration

data-driven approach

performance reports

standardized care

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