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Elaina Orlando, MPH, PhD, is a training program graduate and current program mentor. She is the Research Manager at the Niagara Health Knowledge Institute and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Health Sciences at Brock University. 🧵[1/2]

Starting tomorrow, recordings from sessions of the 5th World Sepsis Congress will be posted on a weekly basis, starting with the opening session. Click the link below to watch: youtube.com/watch?v=vB-6fo…

Hosted by Health Data Research Network Canada on April 29, "Health Data for All of Us" will discuss various aspects of health data access and use in Canada. Online tickets are free! Read more: hdrn.ca/en/public/publ…

Not only have we extended our application deadline to May 9th, we have also recently launched our new website! Follow the link below to see if our programs are a great fit for you: liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/home

We have different streams focused on different skills and goals, including an opportunity to lead your own research programs, or another helping build patient and family engagement throughout the research process. Applications close May 9th: liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/program-overvi…

During focus groups, Sepsis Canada's Project 6 discovered these are the largest perceived barriers to raising sepsis awareness: 🟥 Sepsis isn't well-known or understood 🟥 Perceived irrelevance to self 🟥 Health message fatigue Read about the study here: link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Don't miss Sepsis Alliance's AMR Conference starting next Wednesday! Follow the link to learn more and register: learn.sepsis.org/sepsis-allianc…

🌍 Don’t miss UBC Pediatric Grand Rounds: “Sepsis – From Global to Local Solutions” with Dr. Tex Kissoon. Learn about sepsis' global burden, advocacy, & local strategies to save young lives. 📅 Fri, May 9 | 🕛 12PM PDT Learn more here: pediatrics.med.ubc.ca/events/grand-r…

Our extended deadline is only three days away! Learn about our programs via the video below, or learn and apply through our website by May 9. We are open to people of all backgrounds and experiences! liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/home

Starting in 2 weeks, the Banff Conference on Infectious Diseases (BCID) will have a variety of expert speakers and sessions focused on pathogenesis research and other aspects of infectious diseases and host defenses. Click to learn more and register: cumming.ucalgary.ca/events/banff-i…

‼️Today is our deadline‼️ We accept people of all skills and experiences, not only researchers! Don't miss your last chance to join our FREE programs and learn how to contribute to sepsis and life-threatening illness research. liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/home

Part of the Sepsis Canada LifTING & Sepsis Canada Research Training Program is the Annual Award Competition. Jenna Smith-Turchyn won $25,000 to author, Rehabilitation needs, preferences, barriers, and facilitators of individuals with sepsis: a qualitative study.

We have extended our deadline until May 26! Watch the video below or follow the link to learn more about our free programs that can help you contribute to life threatening illness and sepsis research. liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/home

1 in 7 (14%) of mothers in Canada experience sepsis-related complications at childbirth, according to Balki et al. This #MaternalSepsisWeek, let's commit to greater awareness, faster and more accurate diagnoses, and policy shifts to protect mothers. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34939139/

Just 5 more days until our extended deadline on May 26! Learn more here: liftingsepsiscanada-hrtp.ca/home

Recent publications from Action on Sepsis members 💡 This qualitative study explored the experiences of sepsis survivors and their families to inform the development of a sepsis public education campaign. Read here ➡️ shorturl.at/ceycz #Sepsis

Congratulations to Dr. Claudia dos Santos and her research team for developing a test that could potentially quickly predict if a patient is going to develop sepsis. Hopefully, they'll be able to start clinical trials as soon as this year!