Sepsis or Septicaemia

Fulwood Hall Hospital proactively works with healthcare organisations to promote public health. The materials below have been written by UK Sepsis, a charity
which supports people who have had sepsis and campaigns to raise awareness of the illness and its causes.

Previously known as septicaemia or blood poisoning, sepsis affects at least 100,000* people each year in the UK. Sepsis can move from a mild illness to a serious one very quickly, which is very frightening for patients and their relatives.

The below materials produced by UK Sepsis helps to explain the condition and what relatives and friends can do to support them as they recover.

*statistics from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign

Sepsis: A Guide for Patients and Relatives

Sepsis: How to Beat It

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