Slide set of a presentation on prehospital sepsis screening and management.

This topic brief discusses the importance of recognizing sepsis in pediatric patients. Increased awareness and early intervention can reduce morbidity and mortality rates among pediatric sepsis patients, who often have underlying comorbidities.

This module will cover recognition and management of pediatric sepsis.

The Phoenix criteria for pediatric sepsis and septic shock criteria focus on organ dysfunction and can be used for research and standardization globally. This discussion also touched on resource settings, screening tools, special populations, and practical application in clinical settings.

The original investigation article discusses the updated sepsis criteria for pediatrics. New criteria for pediatric sepsis and septic shock were developed through a comprehensive process involving an international survey, systematic review, and analysis of over 3 million pediatric health care encounters.

The webpage discusses sepsis in children, emphasizing its challenging nature and potential severity. It covers symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options, highlighting the importance of quick medical attention.