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Physiologic Scoring Systems for Sepsis Prediction
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The speaker discusses physiologic scoring systems for sepsis prediction and reviews recent guidelines and studies on the topic. They compare various scoring systems, including QSOFA, SIRS, Shapiro, and the sepsis kills pathway, and analyze their effectiveness in predicting sepsis-related mortality. They also compare QSOFA with early warning systems and examine the impact of adding lactate levels to the QSOFA score. Additionally, they discuss a modified screening tool using the electronic health record to improve sepsis detection and reduce alarm fatigue. The speaker emphasizes the need for further research and prospective studies to enhance sepsis prediction methods.
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Sepsis, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Challenges in Sepsis Prediction and Prognosis (SessionID 1228529)
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Sepsis
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Professional
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Scoring Systems
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2023
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physiologic scoring systems
sepsis prediction
QSOFA
SIRS
sepsis-related mortality
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