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Paediatric Sepsis

February 01, 2019 by James Thomas in Sepsis, Paediatrics

Dr Rachel Tricks makes her pod debut for this episode on Paediatric Sepsis. Among many other things we cover:

  • when to suspect sepsis in children

  • the red flags

  • the immediate management and when to refer to PICU

Rachel mentions a Delphi study which was published in the BMJ which can be found here

The RCEM Learning page on Paediatric Sepsis can be found here

The UK Sepsis Trust Sepsis Booklet is here (Paediatrics is page 89)

Here is the Sepsis 6 Tool from Great Ormond Street (for illustration purposes only - make sure you follow your Trust Guidelines)

Here is the #TakeVisually for this episode:


February 01, 2019 /James Thomas
Paediatric, Paediatrics, Paediatric Sepsis, Sepsis
Sepsis, Paediatrics
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