SCCM Resource Library-New and Progressive Medical Conditions Following Pediatric Sepsis

New and Progressive Medical Conditions Following Pediatric Sepsis

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Erin Carlton from the University of Michigan discussed research on new and progressive medical conditions in children following sepsis. The study, supported by KL2 and K12 grants, focused on non-neonatal pediatric patients using data from the MarketScan database. Results indicated that over 13% of children develop new medical conditions post-sepsis, with higher rates of respiratory failure, nutritional dependence, and chronic kidney disease. The study underscored the importance of careful follow-up and prevention strategies, particularly for younger children and those with pre-existing complex chronic conditions. Limitations include reliance on administrative data and coding for conditions.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Life After Pediatric Sepsis

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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pediatric sepsis

new medical conditions

MarketScan database

respiratory failure

chronic kidney disease

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