Maternal Sepsis: Why Is It Still in the Top 3 for Global Incidence of Sepsis? (Session 14 – 4th WSC)

Session 14 from the 4th World Sepsis Congress. To go directly to a specific speaker/talk, please use these chapter markers:

00:00 Intro
00:36 Mercedes Bonet – Introduction
03:48 Alan Tita – An Epidemiology-Based Assessment of the Problem
08:55 Sharing the Story (Video)
15:06 Helen Cheyne – Sepsis Awareness and the Importance of Advocacy – Perspective of a Midwife and Sepsis Survivor
21:46 Maria Fernanda Escobar Vidarte – Early Detection and Management – What Does It Mean for Maternal Sepsis?
26:38 Sabina Abou Malham – Can Changing the Health System’s Approach Improve Maternal Sepsis Outcomes in the Lebanon and Beyond?
30:19 Edgardo Abalos – Can Changing the Health System’s Approach Improve Maternal Sepsis Outcomes in Argentina and Beyond?
37:11 Discussion by the Panelists
1:23:39 Benedetta Allegranzi – The Perspective of the World Health Organization

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