Testing PPE | Early Sepsis Recognition and Treatment | Evolution of Care from Inpatient to Ambulatory Settings
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This is a podcast episode titled, Testing PPE | Early Sepsis Recognition and Treatment | Evolution of Care from Inpatient to Ambulatory Settings. The summary for this episode is: <p>In this show we cover 1) testing personal protective equipment (PPE), 2) early sepsis recognition and treatment, and 3) the evolution of care from inpatient to ambulatory settings. </p>
DESCRIPTION
We spoke to Chris Lavanchy, Engineering Director with ECRI’s Device Evaluation team, about the importance of testing personal protective equipment as organizations rebuild their supplies following years of supply chain-related shortages; Shannon Davila, Director of Total Systems Approach to Safety about the importance of early sepsis recognition and treatment; and Andy Poole, Ambulatory Business Solutions Manager about the evolution of care from inpatient to ambulatory settings.
Today's Host
Paul Anderson
|Director, Patient Safety, Risk, & Quality Publications