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Paediatric Sepsis Week is an initiative of the Sepsis Alliance that aims to raise awareness of paediatric sepsis, held annually during the third week of April (21-27 April 2024). Sepsis is the leading cause of harm in children worldwide, with infants and children under 5 at greater risk. In Australia, vital work is being done in healthcare and community settings to increase awareness of paediat...

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Sepsis is one of the major causes of death and disability in children worldwide. Around 40% of cases are in children under 5 years old. Anyone can get sepsis but some children are at higher risk than others. Check out this video and remember if your child seems sicker than normal - trust your gut, seek medical attention and ask the question ‘Could it be sepsis?' Find out more at pch.health.wa.g...

Perth Children's Hospital has made sepsis recognition and management a clinical and health service priority and we are one of the first hospitals in Australia to have a full-time sepsis nurse. Led by Natalie - Sepsis Clinical Nurse Consultant and Dr Bernard - Sepsis Medical Lead, we are excited to launch a series of videos, developed to help parents recognise the early signs and symptoms of sep...

Sepsis is the body’s overwhelming response to an infection. It happens when the body’s immune system is fighting an infection but starts to attack itself. Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency. Do you know the early signs of sepsis? Check out our video and if your child seems sicker than normal - trust your gut, seek medical attention and ask the question ‘Could it be sepsis?’ Find out...

Perth Children's Hospital Emergency Department sees about 200 children per day and around one child a day is diagnosed with sepsis. On average, just over one child a week is so unwell with sepsis that they need to be treated in our Intensive Care Unit. If your child seems sicker than normal - trust your gut, seek medical attention and ask the question ‘Could it be sepsis?’ Find out more at pch....

Perth Children's Hospital is launching two amazing new resources developed by our Nutrition and Dietetics department, full of helpful information and advice around the importance of good food hygiene and nutrition during cancer treatment. Well-nourished kids can cope better with the effects of treatment like chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and are at less risk of infection. Practicing good food ...

Perth Children's Hospital is launching two amazing new resources developed by our Nutrition and Dietetics department, full of helpful information and advice around the importance of good food hygiene and nutrition during cancer treatment. Well-nourished kids can cope better with the effects of treatment like chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and are at less risk of infection. Practicing good food ...

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