World Sepsis Day - September 13
Today Is World Sepsis Day: Video Message from Dr. Tedros, WHO Director-General, and WSD Resources
WSD 2024 — World Sepsis Day - September 13
World Sepsis Day is held on September 13 every year and is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against sepsis. Sepsis accounts for at least 11 million deaths worldwide annually. Yet, depending on country and education, sepsis is …
About — World Sepsis Day - September 13
World Sepsis Day is held on September 13th every year and is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against sepsis. Sepsis accounts for at least 11 million deaths worldwide annually. Yet, depending on country and education, sepsis is known only to …
Sepsis Facts — World Sepsis Day - September 13
Sepsis is a medical emergency – if you or someone you know shows signs of sepsis, seek medical care immediately. Every hour counts. Learn More About Sepsis
What Is Sepsis? — World Sepsis Day - September 13
Sepsis is the final common pathway to death from most infectious diseases worldwide, including viral infections such as SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19. The following video explains sepsis in 3 minutes - including the most common causes, symptoms, how …
Toolkits — World Sepsis Day - September 13
Download and use the materials from the toolkits below to spread awareness about sepsis and World Sepsis Day in your network. The materials are free for download and use, but for non-commercial use only.
2030 World Sepsis Declaration — World Sepsis Day - September 13
By 2030, sepsis will have become a household word and synonymous with the need for emergency intervention. The general public will better understand what the early warning signs of sepsis are. Families’ expectations of delivery of care …
Sepsis FAQ — World Sepsis Day - September 13
That’s sepsis. It is the leading cause of death from infection around the world, despite advances in modern medicine like vaccines, antibiotics, and acute care. Millions of people around the world die of sepsis every year. How can this “inflammation” result in death?
Stories — World Sepsis Day - September 13
Sepsis is the final common pathway to death from most infectious diseases worldwide. It affects 47 to 50 million people worldwide every year, at least 11 million die. Many surviving patients suffer from the consequences for the rest of their lives.
WSD 2022 Press Release: Taking Stock of a Decade of World …
Sep 12, 2022 · At the event “Making Sepsis a National and Global Health Priority” in Berlin on September 16, the Global Sepsis Alliance will celebrate the progress achieved in ten years of advocacy and quality improvements in the fight against sepsis. The event will be the opportunity to take stock of the successes and learnings of the past ten years and ...