Background: Sepsis is typically associated with poor outcomes. There are various risk
factors and predictive models for sepsis based on clinical indicators. However, these models …

Background: More than 50% of hospital deaths are caused by community-acquired sepsis, a
fatal systemic reaction. It is possible to greatly improve patient outcomes and cut costs by …

The purpose was to determine the risk factors associated with mortality including the clinical
characteristics, treatments, and outcomes of sepsis patients, A retrospective study among …

Objective: To evaluate antibiotic prescribing practices in empirical and directed treatment of
severe sepsis and septic shock in Australian and New Zealand intensive care units. Design …

Background: Immediate identification and treatment of patients at the risk of developing
sepsis would contribute to a more efficient diagnosis. This study aimed to examine the …

Introduction: Sepsis is a life-threatening infection that results in organ dysfunction due to an
increased pathogen load, necessitating urgent intervention. There is a gap in clinicians' …

Objective A comparison is made of the accuracy between severity models, based on
different sepsis definitions (systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) …

Objectives Severe sepsis is a major public health concern and a frequent cause of intensive
care unit (ICU) admission with a high fatality rate. Higher (Sequential Organ Failure …

Background The standard severity scores were used for predicting hospital mortality of
intensive care unit (ICU) patients. Recently, the new predictive score, Simplified Mortality …

Sepsis is defined as life-threatening organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host
response to infection, which is clinical problem often faced by intensive care units (ICU) …