Could Genetically Predicted Insomnia Predispose Patients to Sepsis?
Researchers sought to assess whether genetically predicted insomnia is associated with the risk for sepsis.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Does Continuous Meropenem Administration Improve Clinical Outcomes in Sepsis?
Researchers compared outcomes of continuous vs intermittent meropenem among critically ill patients with sepsis.
Vancomycin Plus Piperacillin-Tazobactam Increases AKI Risk in ICU Patients
Researchers assessed the effects of different empiric antibiotic regimens on the risk for acute kidney injury among patients admitted to the intensive care unit.
Phenylephrine Plus Norepinephrine Inferior to Norepinephrine Alone in Septic Shock
Researchers compared the effects of phenlyphrine plus norepinephrine vs norepinephrine alone for the treatment of septic shock.
Sepsis Treatment: Effect of Vitamin C on Patient Outcomes
Should enteral or IV vitamin C become standard of care in the treatment of patients with sepsis?
Healthy Microbiome Is Key to Sepsis Management
The authors emphasize that sepsis treatment should be guided by the connection between the microbiota and sepsis outcomes.
Dexmedetomidine No Better Than Propofol for Adults With Sepsis
For mechanically ventilated adults with sepsis, outcomes do not differ significantly for those receiving dexmedetomidine or propofol.
Better Hospital Nurse Staffing Tied to Fewer Sepsis Deaths
Improving hospital nurse staffing could significantly reduce deaths from sepsis.
IDSA Provides Suggestions to Further Improve Medicare/Medicaid Sepsis Core Measure
IDSA has outlined several recommendations aimed at reducing the risk forunintended consequences of the Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock Early Management Bundle.
Guidelines From The Surviving Sepsis Campaign for COVID-19 Critical Care
The Surviving Sepsis Campaign panel has issued recommendations to help support healthcare workers caring for critically ill patients with COVID-19.
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