Course Credit: 1 hour
Learning Objectives:
- Review the pharmacologic profile of medications utilized in the resuscitation of patients with sepsis and septic shock
- Understand the core principles in the approach to antimicrobial therapy for septic patients
- Design individualized medication therapy regimens for septic patients
- Apply knowledge of evidence-based practices to a patient case
Role | Name | Affiliation |
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Author | Jill Logan, PharmD, BCPS @EMPharm | Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, University of Maryland Medical Center |
Author | Adam Spaulding, PharmD, BCPS @PharmERAtom | Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Boston Medical Center |
Reviewer | Craig Cocchio, PharmD, BCPS @iEMPharmD | Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital |
Reviewer | Michael Winters, MD, FAAEM, FACEP @critcareguys | Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine, University of Maryland |
Lead Editor | Bryan Hayes, PharmD, FAACT @pharmertoxguy | Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Clinical Associate Professor; University of Maryland |
Hello!
The final quiz also has the questions from the shorter first quiz duplicated within it!
Nathan: Thanks so much for your feedback. When we updated the site recently, quiz linkages seemed to have broke. All fixed.
I’m unable to complete the course. Even after reading and clicking through the sections and completing the quizzes, it shows the course as 20% complete. Please assist. Thanks.
Hi Riley,
This should be fixed now. The course had some quizzes attached in draft form that broke it when I ran some recent updates. You should be all set now!
Best,
Chris
Thanks for the effort! Great stuff!
Super helpful for review and as a first timer to connect the dots.
This was a great course (even for me, a MS3). Well-organized and integrated many of the key concepts to understanding sepsis. Nicely done.
Thank you guys for this course. It was a great wrap up for my ICU rotation.
Thanks for the all the time and effort spent on this project
We plan to offer a form of certificate in the future to allow users to gain asynchronous credit. Stay tuned!
Great course! Thanks a lot 🙂
Thanks to everyone for your comments and positive feedback. We’re really excited about the potential for this series.
this is really great. i just had a couple of interns asking me for this exact resource a few weeks ago — i had to direct them to multiple different sites — you managed to bring it all together in a very effective manner. impressive and inspiring.
bravo – changing the way we learn medicine for the better
This is awesome! Thanks for all the hard work! Can’t wait to see more of them 🙂
This was a great module, and a helpful glimpse in to the treatment of sepsis. I think the tests are super for putting the learning in to context. Thank you!
thanks a lot, it makes sepsis easy.
I am a noob. . . looks good so far.
thank you, i learned a lot. I think they forgot to teach me these issues in my med school.. hahaha
Excellent module Bryan! I look forward to going through future modules
Thanks. This is really going to help me in practice.
Thx. Much appreciated.
This is really great! Looking forward to the next one.
Excellent, excellent review