As one of the most expensive medical conditions in the country, the financial cost to U.S. health care for sepsis is estimated at a staggering 33 billion dollars per year and rising and sepsis remains the leading cause of hospital mortality.
Due to the incidence of sepsis and the considerable resources required for treatment, addressing sepsis in your hospitals is critical. In this webinar, we explore the impacts of sepsis and strategies to improve sepsis performance and patient outcomes crucial to hospitals’ performance.HealthOctober 12, 2020
Webinar: The true cost of sepsis and how to optimize performance improvement programs
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Sentri7® Sepsis Monitor
Helping clinicians identify patients with sepsis and proactively managing SEP-1 bundle care delivery through transitions of care.
Sepsis Monitor continuously analyzes EHR patient data and provides 24/7 automated surveillance of a hospital’s patient population. Patient-specific, SEP-1 bundle care alerts into existing workflows empower clinical teams to act fast and early to help improve quality of care.
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