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September is Sepsis Awareness Month

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September 15, 2022

As Mass Senior Care continues to promote Sepsis Awareness Month, we encourage members to utilize the resources below which can be used to educate staff about the signs and symptoms of sepsis. Signs and symptoms of sepsis include high heart rate, shortness of breath, extreme pain or discomfort, fever or shivering, sweaty or clammy skin, and confusion. When watching for sepsis, the Sepsis Alliance recommends staff remember the acronym TIME: temperature, infection, mental decline, and extreme illness. Please click on the links below for additional information,

Sepsis Resources:

Betsy Lehman Center Sepsis in Post-Acute Care Toolkit

U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Sepsis Alliance 

Mayo Clinic

World Sepsis Day 

World Health Organization

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