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Herron, Jonathan B T; Harbit, Andrew; Dunbar, James A T
BMJ evidence-based medicine 24, Issue: 1Journal Article
Few pathophysiological processes have a higher morbidity and mortality than sepsis. Implementing effective strategies to improve these poor outcomes remains a challenge. Previous work has shown improvements using single and multifaceted approaches, many with inclusion of sepsis training for doctors and nurses. However, previous work has not necessarily trained all those involved in the recognition and treatment of sepsis. After sepsis simulation training using cognitive-constructivist teaching methods, reaudit demonstrated highly significant improvement in 'sepsis-six' delivery. This study found inclusion of healthcare assistants in sepsis training is of great importance. This training should be tailored to personnel's current knowledge base and level of experience.
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