New research highlights top priorities for adult & pediatric critical care in Canada❕ Action on Sepsis researchers and patient advisory councils contributed to this James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership. Read the full article here 📑 shorturl.at/TZg1w

Join the upcoming VEC-VIHD academic rounds for a talk by Dr. David Diemert on Jan 21! Discover how vaccines are developed for tropical and neglected infectious diseases.📍BCCHR Room 2108 or Zoom: shorturl.at/k7AHT

Action on Sepsis member, Dr. Matthew Wiens and colleagues, have been awarded funding from Horizon Europe 🌐 Their project on risk-enhanced community care after discharge was highlighted in @horizoneu.bsky.social's latest newsletter. Learn more about the project here ➡️ shorturl.at/uUb9T

🎥 Now Live! The first session of the Sepsis Forum "Artificial Intelligence in Early Sepsis Detection" is now on YouTube. Watch the video here and dive into how AI is transforming sepsis detection across differently resourced settings ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=cJN-.... #SepsisForum2025

Action on Sepsis member, Prof. Niranjan 'Tex' Kissoon, moderated a session on Antimicrobial Stewardship and Sepsis by the Global Sepsis Alliance, supported by @biomerieux.com. Watch the recording here ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=Lhj_...

Today is the last week of World #AMR Awareness Week! Learn more about antimicrobial resistance here ➡️ who.int/news-room/fa... #WAAW2025

Check out our latest study, led by #sepsis survivors, exploring the impact of Patient Advisory Councils on long-term recovery. I look forward to seeing more patient, family, & community-initiated & led research projects! tinyurl.com/3kyyp7nw @sepsiscanada.bsky.social @actiononsepsis.bsky.social

New publication alert ❕Our newest study exploring the impacts of patient advisory council engagement is now published on PLOS One 📑 Read more about the study and access knowledge translation materials co-created with our patient partners here ➡️ shorturl.at/9sw7R

Happening Tomorrow! 📢 Join the Sepsis Forum 2025 to explore sepsis research, survivor voices, and innovation in care with experts from across North America and beyond! Register for FREE here: shorturl.at/o4DMo. #Sepsis #SepsisCare #SepsisForum

Action on Sepsis member, Prof. Niranjan 'Tex' Kissoon, will be awarded an Honorary DSc in Global Health and Medicine by The University of the West Indies! Congratulations Tex 🎓📷 #GlobalHealth #Sepsis shorturl.at/JU7b9

📅 Oct 23, 1:00 PM PDT The last session of the Sepsis Forum will bring together experts to explore how we can shape more equitable approaches to sepsis prevention and policy. Learn more about the speakers & register here 💻https://shorturl.at/4Z1lG #SepsisForum #Sepsis

📅 Oct 23, 12:00 PM PDT The fourth session of the Sepsis Forum will explore the role of multidisciplinary teams in post-sepsis recovery. Learn more about the speakers & register here 💡https://shorturl.at/4Z1lG #SepsisForum #Sepsis

📅 Oct 23, 10:30 AM PDT The third session of the Sepsis Forum will dive into sepsis coding and classification. Learn more about the speakers & register here ➡️ shorturl.at/4Z1lG #SepsisForum #Sepsis

Starting 2 weeks from today! Don't miss this free event. You will learn about many sepsis related topics including AI in early detection, personalized approaches to sepsis guidelines, and multidisciplinary post-sepsis care. Click the link below to read more and register!

📅 Oct 23, 9:15 AM PDT The second session of the Sepsis Forum will explore the tensions between standardized guidelines and personalized sepsis care. Learn more about the speakers & register here ➡️ shorturl.at/4Z1lG #SepsisForum #Sepsis

📅 Oct 23, 8:15 AM PDT The first session of the Sepsis Forum will explore the role of AI in the early detection of sepsis in diverse healthcare settings. Learn more about the speakers & register here ➡️ shorturl.at/4Z1lG #SepsisForum #Sepsis #SepsisAwarenessMonth

📅 Join the Sepsis Alliance Summit this Wednesday, 12:10-1:15 PM EDT, for Before and After Sepsis: Opportunities for Change! A Sepsis Forum & @sepsisalliance.bsky.social session featuring local speakers, including Action on Sepsis member, Dr. John Boyd. Register here: shorturl.at/NafPq

We invite you to the Sepsis Forum 2025 on October 23rd! Explore sepsis research, survivor voices, and innovation in care with experts from across North America and beyond! Register for FREE here: shorturl.at/JzuTS. #Sepsis #SepsisCare #SepsisAwarenessMonth #SepsisForum

Last weekend, a record-breaking 98 structures illuminated pink across Canada for World Sepsis Day! Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, these illuminations stood as a visual reminder of the impact of sepsis across all of Canada.

Any infection has the potential to turn into sepsis if it spreads into the bloodstream. Because every minute counts, it’s vital to know the symptoms. Amalie is back to walk you through the warning signs and urges anyone who suspects sepsis to go to the emergency department right away.

🌍 At #WCICC2025 tomorrow! Action on Sepsis member Prof. Niranjan 'Tex' Kissoon will share insights in his session: "A Moonshot for Sepsis: Improving Outcomes", moderated by Sheila Myatra.

From sharing her journey as a sepsis survivor to performing on stage, our Patient Advisory Council member, Shannon McKenney, is bringing her voice to #WCICC2025. She’s presenting today and performing at Friday’s closing ceremony! Learn more about Shannon: shannonmckenney.com

This World Sepsis Day, 98 structures will illuminate pink across Canada to raise awareness of sepsis! Not only does this break 2024’s record, but this year will also see the first illumination in one of Canada’s 3 territories. A key moment in raising awareness in the North.

Thank you to the governments of Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan, and the Yukon for officially proclaiming World Sepsis Day 2025. This stands as a critical contribution to raising awareness of sepsis throughout Canada!

Meet Amalie. Two years ago, Amalie lost all four limbs to sepsis and has since dedicated her life to sepsis awareness and education. #SepsisAwarenessMonth #WorldSepsisDay #SepsisAwareness #Sepsis

Remember the acronym S.E.P.S.I.S. if you ever believe you or somebody else might have sepsis: S: Skin colour changes E: Extreme fever and shivering P: Pain, severe and unrelenting S: Slurring of words I: Increased heart and breathing rate S: Stoppage or reduced urination

"Canada doesn't have a national plan on sepsis. Researchers say that needs to change." Dr. Kali Barrett and I spoke with CBC to highlight upcoming work (to be published soon), revealing key gaps in sepsis policies, guidelines, and health professional training standards. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Do you know what sepsis is? 🗨️ Leave a comment saying what you have heard about sepsis. 👇 For those unsure, sepsis as a life-threatening condition that happens when the body’s immune system has an extreme response to an infection, causing organ dysfunction. 🧵...

September is #SepsisAwarenessMonth! We stand with survivors, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, and advocates who are driving change every day. Together, we can drive earlier diagnosis, better treatment, and improved outcomes for all affected by sepsis 📢

Congratulations to our Scientific Director, @drfoxrob.bsky.social , on her re-election to the Global Sepsis Alliance board for 2025-2028! globalsepsisalliance.org/news/2025/8/...

This year's Sepsis Forum will focus on important topics like AI diagnostics, personalized sepsis guidelines, improved sepsis classification, and much more from a range of experts and survivors. Click here to read more and register: sepsis.ubc.ca/events/sepsi...

🗓️ Sept 16, 9 AM PDT! Join the Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance Webinar with our patient advisory council member, Marie-Maxime Bergeron, to discover how patient partners can engage in pre-clinical research & clinical practice guidelines. Register 👉 lnkd.in/gm5cvhvn

📢 Our resource on improving patient engagement experiences in health research networks - co-created with our Patient Advisory Council and informed by our study - is now available on the @passerelle-hub.bsky.social website! Available in English & French. Access here: shorturl.at/PZbUG

Congratulations to Action on Sepsis member, Prof. Niranjan 'Tex' Kissoon, who has been re-elected as President of the Global Sepsis Alliance! Thank you for your dedication and guidance in improving sepsis awareness, prevention, and care 👏 Read more here: shorturl.at/sIWtk

Results are in! The 2024 #PediatricSepsis Data Challenge brought together 16 teams from 11 countries to predict in-hospital mortality in children with suspected sepsis. Winners: 1️⃣ Team AIMS 🌍 2️⃣ Team Epiphany 🇺🇸 3️⃣ UCL Paediatrics 🇬🇧 Read more: bit.ly/4fHxEWU

Action on Sepsis Patient Advisory Council Member, Shannon McKenney is highlighted in a spotlight story from the Lancet Respiratory Medicine! 💡 Read here: shorturl.at/vosPM

Upcoming Event 💡Sepsis Forum is back! Join us on October 23rd for a day of collaboration between sepsis researchers, clinicians, and survivors. Learn more and register for the event here: sepsis.ubc.ca/events/sepsi... #Sepsis #SepsisCare #SepsisForum

Action on Sepsis member, Prof Tex Kissoon, will be moderating a panel at the Unite for Sepsis Symposium happening September 8-9! Join leading experts as they explore the future of AI-driven sepsis screening and diagnosis 🌐 Learn more at uniteforsepsis.org

A big congratulations to our Action on Sepsis researchers awarded CIHR Spring 2025 Research Grants! 👏 Read more about UBC-led project grants here: shorturl.at/iC64B

🔬Action on Sepsis member Dr. Bob Hancock and collaborators are developing a tool to identify neonatal sepsis early using molecular markers found at birth. Read the story by Canadian Institutes of Health Research ➡️ shorturl.at/626fy

📢 Our Post-Sepsis Syndrome resource for families, caregivers, and survivors is now live on the Nurse Practitioners Association of Canada (NPAC) website! Learn about life after sepsis and how to support recovery ➡️ shorturl.at/qgnBm #Sepsis #PostSepsisSyndrome

Recent publications by our Action on Sepsis members💡 This consensus statement identifies 9 key outcomes to standardize reporting and improve synthesis in neonatal sepsis research. Read here ➡️ shorturl.at/Ro6bz #Sepsis #NeonatalSepsis

June is #PTSDAwarenessMonth. PTSD can develop after critical illness, including sepsis, affecting both survivors and caregivers. You are not alone. Find available mental health support in Canada here ➡️ shorturl.at/j8LAr

Join the upcoming Healthy Starts Seminar for a talk by Dr. Ryan Farr on June 9th! Discover how AI and molecular biology unite to identify disease through microRNA expression. 📍BCCHR Room 2108 or Zoom: shorturl.at/wZ23l

Action on Sepsis members, Drs Robert Hancock and Tex Kissoon, are quoted in an article by the @theglobeandmail.com on the development of a molecular-based blood test for predicting sepsis risk 🔬 Read here ➡️ shorturl.at/UqeZP #Sepsis #ActionOnSepsis

Join the Official Side Event for the 76th session of the World Health Assembly, featuring opening remarks and interventions from distinguished leaders in global health! 🌏 Dowload the concept note & program here ➡️ shorturl.at/fEOf1 #Sepsis #WHA78 #GlobalAgendaForSepsis

Recent publications from Action on Sepsis members 💡 This qualitative study explored the experiences of sepsis survivors and their families to inform the development of a sepsis public education campaign. Read here ➡️ shorturl.at/ceycz #Sepsis

Maternal sepsis is a life-threatening organ dysfunction resulting from infection during pregnancy, childbirth, post-abortion, or postpartum. As #MaternalSepsisWeek begins, we will highlight some of our projects that aim to improve its awareness.

Join us this Friday for Dr. Tex Kissoon's presentation on "Sepsis - From Global to Local Solutions" 🌟