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Global Webinar for Healthcare Providers on Management of Adult Sepsis in Resource Limited Settings

The Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance (APSA), in collaboration with the Global Sepsis Alliance, invites you to a 90-minute global webinar on the Delphi Study on Clinical Guidance for Sepsis Management in Resource-Limited Settings, taking place on 30 September 2025 at 18:00 AEST (Sydney time). ___ Chapter Markers: 00:00:00 Countdown 00:03:20 Introduction – Marvin Zick, Global Sepsis Alliance, Germany 00:04:54 Opening Remarks – Prof. Louise Thwaites, Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, Vietnam 00:06:36 Prof. Sheila Myatra, Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance, Tata Memorial Hospital, India 00:13:15 Priskil Lalrinpui, Sepsis Survivor, India 00:15:14 Dr. Prashant Nasa, Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust, United Kingdom 00:24:39 Timing, Transfer, and Setting for Clinical Management – Brett Abbenbroek, Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance, The George Institute for Global Health, Australia 00:31:50 Appropriate Diagnostics in Adults with Suspected Infection in Resource-Limited Settings – Prof. Louise Thwaites 00:36:45 Haemodynamic Management of Sepsis in Resource-Limited Settings – Prof. Sheila Myatra 00:47:29 Antimicrobial Clinical Guidance for Managing Sepsis in Resource-Limited Settings – Prof. Louise Thwaites 00:52:12 Management of Adults with Sepsis or Septic Shock with Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure – Dr. Prashant Nasa 00:57:27 Dissemination and Adoption of the Clinical Practice Statements to Front Line Clinicians – Brett Abbenbroek 01:03:47 Panel Discussion 01:26:00 Summary and Closure – Prof. Sheila Myatra 01:33:50 Closing & Thanks – Marvin Zick ___ This webinar is part of the educational series on the Delphi study and builds on the recently published Global Expert Consensus on Sepsis Management in Resource-Limited Settings. The session will feature presentations by Sheila Myatra, Prashant Nasa, Brett Abbenbroek, Louise Thwaites, and Priskil Hmar, followed by a panel discussion and Q&A moderated by Louise Thwaites. Participants will gain insights into the study background, findings, and new practice statements on managing sepsis in resource-limited settings. Participation is free of charge for anyone. This webinar is kindly supported by bioMérieux. 2025 Global Sepsis Alliance Stop Sepsis – Save Lives