We are pleased to invite you to attend the WA Sepsis Grand Round 2026 Please see the agenda with further details of the day’s presentations and speakers: We would greatly appreciate your support in promoting the WA Sepsis Grand Round within your local networks and teams. We look forward to welcoming you, either in person […]
My name is Desley Soden, and I am grateful for the opportunity to share my experience of sepsis, what happened to me, the impact it had on my family, and why surviving sepsis was only the beginning of my journey. What happened when I developed sepsis? My sepsis journey began on 22 June 2022. I […]
Whether you're a healthcare professional, a concerned citizen, or someone personally touched by sepsis, there are numerous ways you can contribute to our cause.
My sepsis journey was the culmination of COVID isolation, missed opportunities, and a lack of awareness of early infection symptoms. As I write this in 2025, I reflect on my experience as one of survival—and a lifelong lesson in gratitude. My story begins on New Year’s Eve, 2022. A small group of close friends and […]
In December 2022, toddler Ryan Lines from Broken Hill fell critically ill with sepsis following a Strep A infection. Within days, he was in cardiac arrest and urgently flown to Adelaide for life-saving treatment. Ryan survived—but the impact was profound. He underwent multiple surgeries, including the amputation of both lower legs and several fingers. His […]
A collaboration between Alfred Health, Sepsis Australia and Safer Care Victoria Join us at The Australian Sepsis Grand Round leading up to World Sepsis Day! Held in the lead-up to World Sepsis Day, this free online event brings together experts and system leaders to share the latest in sepsis care, policy, and innovation. Program Highlights: […]
For many Australians, surviving sepsis is just the beginning. Long after discharge, survivors often face a complex and poorly understood set of challenges that may be not only physical but also include a range of health issues such as fatigue, cognitive changes, anxiety, chronic pain, and reduced quality of life. This cluster of ongoing symptoms, […]
if you are a parent and would like more informationWe would like to invite parents and carers with experience of paediatric sepsis (surviving and bereaved) to consider the following opportunities to contribute to paediatric post sepsis research. You are very welcome to express interest in both activities, if you want. Participate in research activities, such…
