A landmark moment for paediatric sepsis research.
PASSPORT Clinical Lead A/Prof Elliot Long presented results from the PRoMPT BOLUS trial at the Pediatric Academic Societies Conference in Boston this weekend, with simultaneous publication in the New England Journal of Medicine. The largest pragmatic trial of fluid resuscitation in children with septic shock, enrolling more than 9,000 patients across five countries, the study delivered a definitive answer to one of the most debated questions in paediatric emergency medicine – and received a standing ovation from the plenary audience.
Survey 2 is now live – here's where we're at
The PASSPORT PSP Priority Setting Partnership has launched Survey 2, inviting clinicians, patients and families worldwide to help identify the Top 10 research priorities for paediatric sepsis. Takes 2 to 3 minutes to complete.
Shaping the Future of Paediatric Sepsis Research
The Paediatric Sepsis Research Priority Survey is inviting global participation to help identify key research areas in paediatric sepsis. This initiative aims to shape future studies and improve outcomes for children affected by sepsis worldwide. By contributing, patients, parents, carers and health care professionals can influence the direction of critical research to better understand and treat this serious condition in children.