Walk for Archie – Supporting Sepsis Australia
Archie lost his life on 23 August 2022, his first birthday. Infection triggered sepsis leading to organ failure and sadly his death. If the words “Could it be Sepsis?” were used earlier it could have saved his life. See Archie’s…
Melbourne Marathon – Supporting Sepsis Australia
Support Sepsis Australia in the 2023 NIKE MELBOURNE MARATHON FESTIVAL On 15 October 2023 join thousands of others and make a difference as you run, jog, wheel or walk your way through the city streets, passing iconic Melbourne landmarks before…
Facing sepsis in dentistry
Sepsis Survivor, Caitlin Alsop, nearly lost her life to a dental infection. Five years on she has launched the FACE Sepsis Project. A pioneering dental sepsis education program for dental and primary care, developed by Caitlin in partnership with Sepsis…
Participate in research – Sepsis in people 75+
This research project is a phenomenological study seeking to understand the lived experience and perception of non-clinical persons who are ‘known and familiar’ with an older adult who has been diagnosed with sepsis. Interviewing with each individual participant is expected…
Meet Mick
Four years ago, Mick O’Dowd thought he would never be able to do much again. In the aftermath of a devastating illness (sepsis) he could only hope to have the kind of freedom most people take for granted. It was…
