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Pediatrics
One-Hour Concurrent Session

Life After Pediatric Sepsis

Tuesday, January 23, 2024
3:45 PM – 4:45 PM MT
Location: West-301D
CE: 1.0

This session will cover various facets of long-term morbidity in children surviving sepsis and expand the premise that ICU clinicians must own post-intensive care syndrome.

Learning Objectives:

  • Appreciate the magnitude of new and progressive medical conditions among children surviving sepsis
  • Discuss how delirium encountered during critical care for pediatric sepsis is an antecedent for numerous long-term adverse outcomes
  • Examine the particular risks of long-term morbidity among children with preexisting neurologic conditions and developmental disabilities
  • Explore how families of children surviving sepsis are at risk for long-term dysfunctionality

Presentations:

  • New and Progressive Medical Conditions Following Pediatric Sepsis
  • Impact of Preexisting Neurologic Conditions and Developmental Delay on Outcomes Following Pediatric Sepsis
  • Family Dysfunction Associated With a Child Encountering Sepsis Requiring Critical Care
  • The Role of Illness Severity in Recovery from Pediatric Sepsis