Learn about the various types of long-term sequelae both sepsis and COVID19 survivors experience, and how healthcare systems can help reduce implications associated with these long-term impacts through comprehensive and improved clinical care strategies.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe common long-term sequelae symptoms and associated demographics of sepsis and COVID-19 survivors.
• Learn about our current understanding around the pathogenesis behind long-term infections and sepsis.
• Understand the main driving factors for developing a more tailored medical care approach for sepsis patients and survivors in both children and adults, and what resources are needed to provide the best quality of care for sepsis survivors.
• List a number of impactful ways which can be utilized to encourage improved post sepsis care.
• Recognize successful, emerging system-based strategies for the recovery support of post sepsis and post covid survivors.

Instructors:

• Imrana Malik, Global Sepsis Alliance, United States of America (moderator).
• Jamie Rylance, World Health Organization, Switzerland.
• Joost Wiersinga, Amsterdam UMC, The Netherlands.
• Erin Carlton, University of Michigan, United States of America.
• Hallie Prescott, University of Michigan, United States of America.
• Stephanie Taylor, University of Michigan, United States of America.