Great way to finish the month of September #could this be sepsis blood culture technique Denise McCarthy thanks a mill Teresa Bohane Laura Crowley thanks to Maureen Minihane and Carole Croke for such support Bantry General Hospital -SSWHG

Pregnancy and delivery cause many changes in the body. However, changes such as dizziness or fainting, a fast-beating heart and trouble breathing usually are signs that may alert a healthcare provider that there is something wrong – like #Sepsis. #HearHer

In a typical year, at least 1.7M adults in the U.S. develop sepsis, nearly 270,000 Americans die as a result of sepsis, and 1 in 3 patients who dies in a hospital has sepsis. Educate yourself and your loved ones to get ahead of sepsis: bit.ly/2XXeDMc #SAM2021

#DYK 2019 Eisenberg Award recipients HCA Healthcare and WellSpan Health were both recognized for their innovation in sepsis intervention and treatment. You can join them in quality history. The 2021 #EisenbergAwards application period closes at midnight: bit.ly/3lyZz1b

#Covid is dangerous during #pregnancy. #ObGyn Dr. Eva Pressman shares the research and urges expectant mothers to #GetVaccinated to protect themselves and their babies. Seeour FAQ: fal.cn/3iC9t #ROC #breastfeeding

Craig M. Coopersmith, MD, FACS, MCCM, was SCCM President from 2014-2015. His presidential address discusses the role of research in advancing critical care and improving patient outcomes. Read it at bit.ly/395Vhqm #SCCMSoMe #SCCM50years #TBT

Thank you, Stephen J. Thomas for a well written article and all your hard work. forbes.com/sites/coronavi…

This breaks my heart.

This is incredibly sad and difficult to process how we can have people willing to forgo a simple preventive tool for COVID and still choose not to protect ourselves and our families.

I was very excited and let my wife (who is also eager to protect our children) that it should be soon for our school aged children.

RSV is a significant burden on Children’s hospitals like Upstate Golisano Golisano Children's Hospital and can lead to secondary infections.

Early recognition is one of the most important steps in treating #sepsis linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…