Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2016 guidelines

2017-01-26

Andrew Rhodes

This lecture was delivered at Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill, the 3rd international conference of the Polish Society of Interdisciplinary Intensive Care Medicine, in Kraków in 2016.
For information about the upcoming edition, please visit www.mp.pl/oit/conference2017.

See also

Fluids in intensive care: Which, how much, how to measure our goals? A lecture by Dr Andrew Rhodes, from St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK, delivered at Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in April 2019.
Evidence-based sepsis management in 2019 A lecture by Dr Waleed Ahazzani, from McMaster University, Canada, delivered at Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in April 2019.
The new sepsis definitions: So what is new? A lecture by Dr Mervyn Singer (UK) recorded at the 2018 conference Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill.
SSC 2016. Part 1: Methodology. Principles of resuscitation Prof. Waleed Alhazzani, one of the lead authors of Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines, gives us an insider’s view on SSC methodology and discusses main points concerning resuscitation.
Update on the diagnosis and management of shock A lecture by Prof. Roman Jaeschke, from McMaster University, Canada, delivered at McMaster International Review Course in Internal Medicine in June 2015.
The broadening scope of indications to extracorporeal CO₂ removal A lecture by Prof. Nicholas Barrett delivered at the Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill conference in Kraków in 2015.
Management of new oral anticoagulants in critically ill: practical suggestions A lecture by Prof. James Douketis, from McMaster University, Canada, delivered at the International Conference of Polish Society of Interdisciplinary Intensive Care in April 2014.

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