The Pacific Northwest Sepsis Conference is in its eighth year of providing high-quality education to an international community of people interested in improving sepsis care and outcomes. This year the conference has been designed to be delivered virtually and free of charge for all attendees. Over 400 people signed up within the event's first couple of days registration and at least 1,000 people are expected to attend - don't miss out!
Presented in partnership by University of Washington Medicine and the Washington State Hospital Association, this virtual conference will feature sepsis care experts from around the world, including David Sweet, the BC Patient Safety & Quality Council's clinical lead, sepsis! He will be presenting on "Building a Province-Wide Approach to COVID-19 Therapeutics."
Agenda
- Morning Session: Attendees will gain a better understanding of recent updates in sepsis care guidelines, different populations of patients affected by sepsis and cutting-edge research in sepsis treatment.
- Breakout Sessions: Attendees can choose to attend a session on quality improvement and data or on exploring clinical topics relevant to bedside care providers.
- End-of-Day Session: Attendees will participate in a "Lessons Learned from COVID-19" symposium.
All sessions will be recorded and available following the conference.
