Sepsis - The Critical Care Community Gains Critical Mass

The Critical Care Community is currently at its most organized, and motivated, and on a mission to improve outcomes in sepsis. This is driving a rigorous assessment of care strategies which is gathering speed and showing results. This will yield many opportunities for developing products, but current interventions' roles will change, with impacts on how they are measured, used and valued.

The critical care community's rigorous assessment of current management strategies is now gathering speed and showing results, gaining more converts and highlighting new perspectives on sepsis-related processes

Current interventions used in sepsis are typically either repurposed from other disease areas, or based on nascent understandings of the processes in play

Whilst this improved understanding may yield many new opportunities for developing new interventions, the understanding of the roles of current interventions may be turned upside-down, with implications for how they are measured, used, and indeed, valued in improving outcomes.

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