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2 days ago · We identified 1209 eligible sepsis huddles among 604 infants. There were 111 culture-confirmed LOI episodes (9% of all huddles). Twelve clinical signs of infection poorly distinguished infants with and without LOI, with sensitivity for each ranging from 2 to 36% and AUROC ranging 0.49-0.53.
3 days ago · Gram positive, Meningitis, Neonatal sepsis, S. gallolyticus Abstract. Streptococcus gallolyticus is a gram-positive microbe rarely isolated from cases of neonatal sepsis. Prompt identification, management and monitoring is necessary in such cases due to potential complications like meningitis and endocarditis.
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3 days ago · neonatal sepsis calculator can be used as an alternative framework, with prospective audit. <2021 – No specific guidance available ≥2021 – Follow NG195 recommendations Composite risk of early onset sepsis calculated based on: Gestational age • Local incidence of early onset sepsis • Highest maternal antenatal temperature
1 day ago · GP Paediatric Sepsis Decision Support Tool (Aged 5-11) GP toolkit for Adults and young people aged 12 and over. Other resources including advice on pregnancy and OOH triage can also be found on the Sepsis Trust website.
21 hours ago · Introduction. Respiratory failure is a prevalent issue and remains the primary cause of mortality during the neonatal period [].In neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), the management of severe respiratory failure necessitating mechanical ventilation poses significant challenges due to its complex treatment, high treatment costs, and elevated mortality rates.
5 days ago · The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This activity will provide 0.5 continuing education hours. ( (0236-9999-21-110-H01-P) For questions, contact SCCM at support@sccm.org or call 1-847-827-6869.
4 days ago · Congenital infections. Factors affecting the severity of congenital infection 1. The type of microorganism 2. The trimester of pregnancy in which the infection occurs (e.g. Rubella, syphilis) 3. Whether the infection is a primary infection, a secondary infection or a reactivated infection (e.g. toxoplasmosis, cytomegalovirus infection) 4.
