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NEW Sepsis Core Elements Training Webinar Series

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Register for the New Sepsis Core Elements
Webinar Series with Free CE*

Starting in October, CDC’s Project Firstline is kicking off a five-part webinar series for healthcare professionals in collaboration with the American Medical Association to introduce the Hospital Sepsis Program Core Elements, a framework to help U.S. hospitals implement, monitor, and optimize institutional sepsis programs and sepsis outcomes. The Sepsis Core Elements complement existing sepsis guidelines and help facilitate implementation of guideline-recommended care practices at a wide variety of hospitals and healthcare systems in the United States.
Hospital Sepsis Program Core Elements Webinar Series
During each one-hour webinar, sepsis subject matter experts will provide an overview of the Hospital Sepsis Program Core Elements, and partners will share real-life examples, strategies, and best practices about how they have successfully implemented specific Sepsis Core Elements at their organization. Each webinar topic is independent, and all webinars will be recorded. Free Continuing Education (CE)* will be offered upon successful completion of a post-test.

Upcoming Sepsis Core Elements Webinars: 

Register today for the first webinar, view the full schedule of upcoming events, and share with your network: https://bit.ly/CDCSepsisWebinars.

To learn more about sepsis and how to prevent infections, visit www.cdc.gov/sepsis.

*CE for this series is pending.


HCPs: Register today for CDC’s NEW #Sepsis Core Elements webinar series with free CE* in partnership with @AmerMedicalAssn and @CDC_Firstline launching on 10/2 at 3pm ET: https://bit.ly/CDCSepsisWebinars #SAM2023 *pending

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