Global Sepsis Alliance

Save the Date: April 8-9, 2025 The 5th World Sepsis Congress is a free online event bringing together 15,000+ participants from 180+ countries to tackle one of the world’s biggest health challenges: #Sepsis. The Highlights include: - 90+ expert speakers covering innovative therapies, AI in early sepsis diagnosis, infection prevention strategies, and combating AMR. - Discussions on climate change’s role in infectious diseases and advancing health equity. - 2 panels amplifying patient voices and showcasing lessons from countries reducing sepsis mortality through system change. 📅 When: April 8-9, 2025 💻 Where: Online For more info follow the link: https://lnkd.in/e2TJ2ADt Let’s unite to fight sepsis, save lives, and build a healthier future. #WorldSepsisCongress #GlobalHealth #SaveLives

🌍 The 2024 #WorldSepsisDay poster is here. Download the official event poster, with photos of various activities around #WorldSepsisDay to raise awareness about #sepsis. Share it online or print it out to spread the word. 🔗 Download now: https:https://lnkd.in/ePzdDyji 👉 Found a mistake or have a late event to add? Let us know—we’ll fix it! 💜 Together, we can fight sepsis and save lives. #SepsisAwareness #FightSepsis #GlobalHealth

ICU Admission Choices – 3.5 min Survey Study from Karolinska Institutet – Participate Now Explore ICU admission choices with 20 seconds per case. For ICU doctors & specialists, it is available in 6 languages. It closes on December 31, 2024. Participate now: https://lnkd.in/e2ptAZC5 #ICU #Sepsis

#Sepsis is a life-threatening response to any infection that progresses quickly and requires immediate attention. Sepsis is the most common cause of death from #AIDS. Knowing the signs and symptoms could save a life: - rapid breathing - rapid heart rate - confusion, slurred speech or disorientation - fever or shivering - muscle pain - not passing urine - discoloured skin Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gM6x72CR #WorldAIDSDay #SepsisAwareness

Graham’s journey through sepsis and his recovery is a testament to the importance of early recognition and timely treatment. His story inspires us to keep raising awareness about #sepsis, empowering individuals and healthcare systems to act swiftly. Read Graham’s powerful story and join us in spreading the word: Early recognition saves lives. 🔗 Read Graham’s Story https://lnkd.in/eeWMkuiK #WorldSepsisDay #SepsisAwareness #SurvivorStory #Sepsis

🌍 Just in time for World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, the Caribbean Sepsis Alliance is hosting the free webinar “How Antimicrobial Resistance Amplifies the Burden of Sepsis” to shed light on the vital connection between AMR and Sepsis. Join us to explore solutions and strategies to combat these intertwined global health challenges. 🗓️ Date: November 27, 2024 ⏰ Time: 12 pm AST / 11 am EST 🎤 Featuring leading experts in AMR and sepsis Don't miss this opportunity to learn how we can work together to tackle these interconnected threats. Follow the link to register: #Sepsis #AntimicrobialResistance #AMR #GlobalHealth #CaribbeanSepsisAlliance #WorldSepsisDay https://lnkd.in/gfXrUrnp

The Global Sepsis Alliance is committed to reducing sepsis-related deaths and improving outcomes worldwide. Clinical laboratory scientists are key to achieving these goals, as advanced diagnostics play a critical role in the early detection of #sepsis. We would like to thank SelectScience® for highlighting the GSA in their 3-month global campaign, bringing together #healthcare and laboratory experts to address key challenges in today’s labs. As a supporter, we are committed to advancing sepsis care and awareness worldwide. Read the article and learn more about the CLINICAL24 campaign and the Global Sepsis Alliance. #SepsisAwareness #Clinical24 #GlobalHealth #GSA #SepsisPrevention #HealthcareAdvocacy https://lnkd.in/es936bEu

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The Global Sepsis Alliance (GSA) recently participated in the AMR Symposium hosted by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences in Vatican City. The event, which focused on "Solving Antimicrobial Resistance: A Rising Global Health and Humanitarian Crisis," brought together leading global health experts and policymakers to address the urgent challenges posed by antimicrobial resistance (AMR).   Speakers and panelists of the Symposium included renzo pegoraro, the Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy for Life;  Takuko Sawada, Director and Vice Chairperson of the Board, Shionogi; Damiano de Felice, Chief of External Affairs, CARB-X; John Alter  -  CEO, AMR Action Fund; Robin Hiley, Composer & Producer, LIFELINE; Francesca Manno – Director of the Department of Treasury, Ministry of Economy and Finance of Italy; Joel Denis – Director General of the Public Health Agency of Canada; Laurent Muschel – Acting Director General of HERA, European Commission; @Atsutoshi Hagino – Delegate of the Japan Ambassador to Holy See; Michael Hodin – CEO of the Global Coalition on Aging; Michael Severance – Director of Acton Institute. Alejandro Reyes (芮安卓), Senior Fellow, Centre on China and the World, Scholar-in-Residence, Asia Society Hong Kong Center, The University of Hong Kong, Asia Society; Raquel R. , Policy Officer, EU HERA; Pol Vandenbroucke, Vice President, Global Government Affairs, Shionogi and Pol Vandenbroucke, Vice President, Global Government Affairs, Shionogi The GSA represented by Dr. Konrad Reinhart, Founding President of the GSA and the Sepsis Foundation, along with Dr.Mariam Jashi, GSA CEO, and Simone Mancini, GSA Partnership Lead.   Dr. Reinhart presented on "Sepsis and the Impact of AMR," highlighting the importance of addressing both #sepsis and #AMR together. He shared highlights of the #2030GlobalAgendaforSepsis, the first multi-year global strategy, which was launched at the German Parliament in September. Dr. Jashi, who participated in the panel discussion, also highlighted the important role of religious leaders in raising awareness about AMR and sepsis. She stressed that these issues are interconnected and need to be addressed together in policy discussions. Dr. Jashi further pointed out how ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises increase the risk of sepsis and warned that the Sustainable Development Goals cannot be achieved without addressing both sepsis and AMR.   The GSA also applauded actor Bill Pullman's commitment to raising awareness of the links between AMR and sepsis, underscoring the importance of engaging public figures in this effort.   This event reinforced an important message: to ensure a healthier and safer future, we must unite in the fight against sepsis and AMR. For more information, follow the link to the news post. https://lnkd.in/eRCpuV9M