This month's Virtual Journal Club is hot!!!
We will be discussing the very recent ProCESS trial which is a follow up to the 2001 Early Goal Directed Therapy study by Manny Rivers.
In summary: SOME of the things we have been doing for Sepsis are really good....and SOME of the things we had been doing (like monitoring central venous oxygen levels with expensive catheters) weren't.
We've learned a lot about Sepsis in the past 15 years and hopefully this study will help us focus on what matters most: EARLY RECOGNITION, FLUIDS, AND ANTIBIOTICS.
Everyone together now:
EARLY RECOGNITION, FLUIDS, AND ANTIBIOTICS!!!
One more time:
EARLY RECOGNITION, FLUIDS, AND ANTIBIOTICS!!!
Below is the link to the ALLINA SABA site with the full article and CME questions.
When you click on this link you will have a direct access to the offering:
1. You will first need to log into Saba (Allina’s Learning management System)
2. Enter you’re a# a045603 (Many Physicians’ User ID starts with “D” – but not all so that is not the problem)
3. Enter your Allina password (the same one you use to log into epic)
4. At the next screen the Offering name should appear with a Link to Launch Content
5. Click on the link and your content will launch. When you are through with the test you will exist and this class will move to your transcript.
OTHER RESORUCES:
Below is a 4 minute summary by Mel Herbert of EMRAP:
http://blog.hippoem.com/2014/03/18/process-trial-is-here/
If you choose not to access the article via SABA, you can access it here:
http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1401602?query=featured_home#t=articleDiscussion
I wonder if choice of antibiotic has any morbidity/mortality change?
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