Sepsis is responsible for approximately 50,000 deaths and 250,000 hospital admissions in the UK per year. The overall mortality rate for patients admitted with septic shock is approximately 40%. In the most severe cases, septic shock, for every hour that appropriate antibiotic administration is delayed, there is 10% increase in mortality, this highlights the importance of early identification of sepsis, early source control & and timely administration of antibiotics. During this presentation Dr Butt will be sharing cases to understand what is and what is not sepsis? Importance of early detection of sepsis at the front door, principles of management of sepsis in light of recent clinical evidences, with updates from surviving sepsis guidelines.

• - Discussing cases to understand what is and what is not sepsis?
• - What is sepsis 3?
• - Why is early detection is important ?
• - Clinical tools to detect sepsis
• - Fluid Management in sepsis
• - The principles of management in light of recent clinical evidences with updates from surviving sepsis guidelines