Teresa Hulett, RN, BSN, CIC, FAPIC
Why early recognition and management of sepsis is important and how to accomplish it.
Audience
Long term care and home health staff.
Objectives
- Define sepsis
- Learn what early recognition of sepsis is and its importance
- Learn management methods for sepsis
Speakers
Teresa “Teri” Hulett, RN, BSN, CIC, FAPIC, has been in the nursing profession for 37 years, mainly neonatal ICU. She transitioned from the bedside to infection prevention in 2006. In 2014, she joined Colorado Hospital Association where she held the position of program manager for infection prevention. Teri provided infection prevention and patient safety support to all member hospitals throughout the state of Colorado, including leading a two-year, statewide antimicrobial stewardship collaborative with 27 participating hospitals. In September of 2016 she started a consulting business with a focus on infection prevention consulting and education. Teri has a bachelor’s degree in nursing, is certified in infection prevention and control, and is a fellow in the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology.
Register
No registration required.
Join and Call In
Please join the event 15 minutes prior to the start time.
- Click on or copy and paste this URL to your web browser: https://qualitynet.webex.com.
- Locate January 24 and the event Sepsis Matters, and click “Join” (located to the right of the event).
- Enter your name and email address as prompted.
- Enter the password: Sepsis
- Call: 1-888-896-0862 Access code: 46158061
Flier
Download flier Sepsis Matters.
Handouts
Download PDF of slide handouts Sepsis Matters-Handouts.
Contact
Contact Pat Fritz, Mountain-Pacific Quality Health, 307-568-2797, pfritz@mpqhf.org.
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