Editorials
31 October SEMES: An important scientific recognition
We want to share with the entire community of professionals of "Think in Sepsis" our deep satisfaction after having obtained the support of the Spanish Society of Emergency Medicine, SEMES, for the course on sepsis which is now available in sepsis.academy
19 October The new postgraduate university course on sepsis is open in online format
We are proud to announce the launch of a high-quality, university-accredited postgraduate course, which has been the result of the collaborative effort of numerous highly qualified professionals. Therefore, we would like to extend a cordial invitation to you to join our new postgraduate course in collaboration with UDIMA University: "Specialist Course in Diagnosis, Stratification and Treatment of Sepsis". The program has been developed within the framework of the portal's training initiatives sepsis-one.org21 November Editorial: 2023 Looking to the future with realism
Dear friends, After having overcome, although without completely leaving behind, the stage of Covid 19, which has been possibly one of the most painful and dark periods for humanity, we look towards the new year 2023 with hope and with the deep desire that it resolve...
23 Mar Editorial: Sepsis in times of COVID-19
Dear friends,
In a situation as complicated and difficult as the one we are going through due to the pandemic produced by COVID-19 from the Foundation for the Progress of Education and Health, FPES we have wanted to contribute to this collective effort by providing training and dissemination of information science that can be useful.
01 Mar Sepsis , a pending issue in the media
It is not usual for non-scientific publications to be commented on on our news page. However, in this case we have decided to make an exception due to the nature of the information and the treatment given to the headlines.
Last Saturday, Mr. Juan Manuel de la Maza, who held the position of State Attorney General, passed away in Argentina, a judicial responsibility of great importance in the moments in which we live.
Apparently during his professional visit "he felt unwell" which is why he was placed in the hands of medical professionals in Buenos Aires, who made the decision to admit him with a diagnosis of urinary infection, with a previous history of diabetes.
As has been published, the process evolved unfavorably until it triggered sepsis, and later SEPTIC SHOCK, which caused the fatal outcome.
Every human life is precious and irreplaceable, and its loss is equally painful regardless of the person's media relevance. Logically, the greater the media relevance, the greater the impact on society, since the media act as a sounding board in these cases for the good and for the less good.
It is not appropriate to question his personal or clinical circumstances, or the quality of the health care received, which we assume is the best he could have had access to.
However, we want to reflect on the treatment that has been given to SEPSIS, when it is stated in the headline that "Sepsis, a rare but not impossible infection, cause of Maza's sudden death"...