Keeping Community Strong - Protecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities from Sepsis
Sepsis is a life-threatening and time critical condition and major cause of morbidity and mortality in Australia and globally. Improving early detection, recognition and treatment of sepsis is key to preventing illness and death from this condition.
This report is the second component of project five that aimed to understand the impact of sepsis on First Nations peoples.
More information about how we are supporting clinicians and health service organisations to improve early detection, data quality and clinical care for Sepsis can be found in our Better Care Everywhere Sepsis hub.
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Keeping Community Strong - Protecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities from Sepsis
- For more information:
- Sepsis hub
- Publication Year:
- 2026
- Resource Type:
- Publication or report
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