CADTH undertook an Environmental Scan to understand current practices for detecting and diagnosing sepsis in remote and rural health care settings across Canada.
The key objectives of this Environmental Scan were:
- To describe the current guidance (i.e., policies, protocols, guidelines, algorithms) for detecting and diagnosing sepsis in rural and remote health care settings in Canada
- To describe current practice for detecting and managing sepsis in rural and remote health care settings in Canada and how this compares to recommended practice.
- To identify the diagnostic technologies and other resources available for sepsis detection, diagnosis, and management in rural and remote health care settings in Canada.
Tags
blood, blood poisoning, diagnostic tests, emergency medicine, infection control, mobile health, septic shock, septicemia, telehealth, ehealth, E-health, MGRADE, Remote, SIRS, SOFA, SeptiFast, Septic, app, apps, blood stream infection, blood stream infections, bloodstream infection, bloodstream infections, m-health, mhealth, organ failure, qSOFA, septicaemia, tele-diagnosis, tele-health, tele-medicine, telediagnosis, toxic shock