Watch the Recording: Best Practices in Early Detection and Clinical Management of Sepsis – WSC Satellite Session

September 30, 2026 | 14h CEST | Free Livestream on YouTube

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Sepsis remains a major global health challenge, but the opportunities and challenges in preventing, recognizing, and managing sepsis vary considerably across healthcare systems and resource settings.

On September 30, 2026, the Global Sepsis Alliance invites you to a special World Sepsis Congress Satellite Session bringing together leaders from regional sepsis alliances and experts from around the world to share practical experiences and approaches to improving sepsis care.

The session will explore early detection, clinical management, quality improvement, policy, and community-based approaches across different regions and healthcare settings, from resource-constrained health systems in Africa to advances in Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Eastern Mediterranean, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

Program

  • Welcome and Opening Remarks
    Dr. Mariam Jashi, CEO, Global Sepsis Alliance, Georgia

  • Building Early-Detection Capacity in Resource-Constrained African Health Systems
    Prof. Andrew Argent, Chair, African Sepsis Alliance, South Africa

  • From Guideline to Bedside: European Advances in Sepsis Management
    Prof. Evangelos J. Giamarellos-Bourboulis, Chair, European Sepsis Alliance, Greece

  • Challenges in Delivering Quality Care for Sepsis Management: A Personal Perspective from an ID Doctor in Vietnam
    Dr. Dat Quoc Vu, Asia Pacific Sepsis Alliance, Vietnam

  • A Regional Call to Action: Reforming Sepsis Policy to Prioritize Patient Survival in the Eastern Mediterranean Region
    Dr. Abdulelah Alhawsawi, Chair, Eastern Mediterranean Sepsis Alliance, Saudi Arabia

  • Community and Clinical Innovations in Latin American Sepsis Care
    Prof. Rafael Moraes, President, Latin American Institute of Sepsis, Brazil

  • Early Sepsis Recognition: Saving Lives Through Timely Intervention
    Dr. Satish Jankie, Caribbean Sepsis and AMR Alliance, Trinidad and Tobago

  • Live Q&A via the YouTube Chat
    Moderated by Christina A. Cole, Sepsis Survivor, Author, Patient Advocate & Healthcare Innovator, United States

  • Closing Remarks
    Dr. Mariam Jashi, CEO, Global Sepsis Alliance, Georgia

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Sponsored by

We thank bioMérieux for sponsoring this WSC Satellite Session.

Sponsors do not influence the choice of speakers or the content of our events in any way.

This satellite session provides an opportunity to hear directly from leaders working across different regions and healthcare contexts. By sharing practical experiences, innovations, and approaches, the session aims to strengthen the global exchange of knowledge on early detection and clinical management of sepsis.

Whether you work in clinical care, research, policy, advocacy, or public health, this session offers an opportunity to learn from colleagues working to improve sepsis outcomes in diverse settings.

This session is free to attend and will be livestreamed on YouTube.

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Marvin Zick