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Educational Tutorials

The sepsis educational tutorial section allows you to directly learn from the experts, understanding local challenges in sepsis management and gaining insights on this deadly condition. By delving into these tutorials, you will gain a deeper understanding of this deadly condition, contributing to optimal patient outcomes.

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Doctor Timothy Rawson

Professor Flaviá Ribeiro Machado

In this tutorial, Professor Flaviá Ribeiro Machado, Professor of Intensive Care, Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo, Brazil, will discuss the challenges in sepsis management in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).

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Doctor Timothy Rawson

Doctor Timothy Rawson

In this tutorial, Doctor Timothy Rawson, Academic Clinical Fellow, Infectious Disease & Medical Microbiology, Imperial College, London will discuss the role of microbiology in the management of sepsis.

Two other tutorials are also available in the AMR/AMS tutorial section:

  • Why is microbiological diagnosis important?
  • Microbiological investigations.
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Professor Philipp Schuetz

Professor Philipp Schuetz

In this tutorial, Professor Philipp Schuetz discusses the clinical utility of Procalcitonin to support Antimicrobial Stewardship in sepsis.

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