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UKST urges Government to take sepsis as seriously as strokes and heart attacks amidst record public awareness levels

UKST urges Government to take sepsis as seriously as strokes and heart attacks amidst record public awareness levels

by SepsisBeth | Sep 13, 2024 | Awareness, Clinical, Featured, News

Today, on World Sepsis Day 2024, we’re urging the government to re-prioritise sepsis, ensuring it is treated with the same urgency and resources as strokes and heart attacks, after a new YouGov survey commissioned by UKST has detected record public awareness...
UKST to attend Revealing the Burden of Sepsis conference in Paris

UKST to attend Revealing the Burden of Sepsis conference in Paris

by SepsisBeth | Aug 13, 2024 | Awareness, Clinical

UKST are delighted to be presenting at the Revealing the Burden of Sepsis conference, which takes place at the CESE Paris and online on the 9th September, during sepsis awareness month. This patient-driven event will bring together international sepsis communities to...
HSJ investigation shows more needs to be done to reduce preventable sepsis deaths

HSJ investigation shows more needs to be done to reduce preventable sepsis deaths

by Mark | Mar 14, 2024 | Clinical

A recent article published by the HSJ uncovered a concerning trend regarding sepsis care in the UK, revealing systemic failings that have contributed to over 30 preventable deaths in the last five years alone. UKST Founder & Joint CEO Dr Ron Daniels said: “This...
UK Sepsis Trust supports calls for Group B Strep screening to save babies

UK Sepsis Trust supports calls for Group B Strep screening to save babies

by Mark | Feb 27, 2024 | Clinical

The UK Sepsis Trust (UKST) is lending its voice to Group B Strep Support’s campaign asking for Group B Strep to be made a notifiable disease by the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC). Other charities calling for the change, which would make it a legal...
UK Sepsis Trust applauds Martha’s Rule rollout in England following teen’s death

UK Sepsis Trust applauds Martha’s Rule rollout in England following teen’s death

by Mark | Feb 21, 2024 | Clinical

At least 100 NHS trusts in England are expected to bring in the right to a second opinion initially. Martha Mills died aged 13 in 2021 after failures to identify and properly treat a case of sepsis that developed while she was in King’s College hospital in London She...
UKST supports 2024 edition of World Sepsis Congress Spotlight ‘Unmet Need in Sepsis Diagnosis and Therapy’

UKST supports 2024 edition of World Sepsis Congress Spotlight ‘Unmet Need in Sepsis Diagnosis and Therapy’

by Mark | Feb 6, 2024 | Clinical, Education

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