The Critical Role
of Nurses In Sepsis Management
May 27th 2025 | 17:00 CEST
From the series: The Silent Threat of Sepsis
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Free online event, live, with simultaneous translation in the following languages:
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INTRODUCTION
RON DANIELS (UK)
5' -
2
WHAT IS EARLY WARNING SCORE AND HOW CAN IT HELP YOU AND YOUR PATIENT?
MAHA ALJUAID (KSA)
15' -
3
USING EARLY WARNING SCORE IN VARIOUS CLINICAL SETTINGS
ZSOLT MOLNAR (HUNGARY)
15' -
4
ROLE OF NURSES IN RAPID RESPONSE TEAM IN EARLY SEPSIS RECOGNITION AND INITIAL MANAGEMENT
MONICA MARGRET (SPAIN)
15' -
5
Q&A
ALL PANELISTS (GLOBAL)
15'
Moderator :
RON DANIELS
UK
MAHA ALJUAID
KSA
Maha Aljuaid is a critical care nurse specialist working as a director of nursing of Ambulatory Care and Hemodialysis at King Abdulaziz Medical City. She is a member of the Scientific Nursing Council, the Clinical Advisory Group for Stroke, and leads several quality improvement projects, e.g., improving sepsis education for nurses. Her research interest includes improving sepsis care and sedation practices in the ICU. She is also a member of the executive committee of the Global sepsis alliance. Maha has contributed to several publications at distinguished journals and obtained several poster awards.
JOHN WELCH
UK
John Welch (RN, BSc, MSc) is Consultant Nurse, Critical Care & Critical Care Outreach, University College London Hospitals; Honorary Clinical Lecturer in advanced critical care practice, University College London; and Theme Co-Lead, NIHR Central London Patient Safety Research Collaborative.
He was previously National Clinical Advisor in Acute Deterioration at NHS England (2022-24), UK lead, European Union Horizon 2020 ‘Nightingale’ wireless monitoring programme (2016-21), and President, international Society for Rapid Response Systems (2016-19).
DAWID TURSKI
POLAND
Dawid Turski is a specialist nurse in anaesthesia and intensive care and currently serves as the acting head nurse at the Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at UCK Gdańsk. As the coordinator of the implementation of the Rapid Response Team (RRT) at UCK, he gained extensive experience in organising care for patients in acute clinical deterioration, including suspected sepsis. He is actively involved in advancing nursing practice and implementing early warning tools such as the NEWS2 scale.