SCCM Resource Library-Introduction and Project Overview

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Lorenz Lapoch introduced the novel Phoenix criteria for pediatric sepsis, developed by the Pediatric Sepsis Definitions Task Force. Sponsored by SCCM, the criteria aim to address the burden of pediatric sepsis, which significantly impacts children under five, causing around three million deaths annually. The criteria focus on recognizing the unique characteristics and outcomes of pediatric sepsis compared to adults. The Phoenix criteria aim to provide data-driven, validated standards to improve diagnosis and treatment, filling gaps left by previous eminence-based criteria like SIRS and sepsis 3, which lacked proper validation for children.

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Two-Hour Concurrent Session | Announcement of the Novel Phoenix Pediatric Sepsis Criteria

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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Phoenix criteria

pediatric sepsis

Pediatric Sepsis Definitions Task Force

SCCM

sepsis diagnosis

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