Planned webinars, courses, clinical guidelines and case studies on neonatal sepsis, developed with internationally recognised experts for healthcare professionals at every career stage.
The Newborn Sepsis Society is building its education programme step by step. The activities below are planned for the future, and details will be published here as they are confirmed.
Course topics under consideration, to be designed with leading experts in neonatal care. These are not yet confirmed, and their content, format and timing may change.
A proposed introductory course covering epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnostic workup and initial management. Intended for residents and early-career professionals.
A possible course on evidence-based antibiotic prescribing, duration optimisation and de-escalation strategies, potentially including interactive case discussions with faculty mentors.
A potential course on using bedside ultrasound for haemodynamic assessment, fluid responsiveness and early identification of sepsis-related complications in neonates.
Webinars are planned with invited speakers who are internationally recognised experts in neonatal sepsis, featuring expert presentations and live Q&A. Dates, speakers and registration details will be announced once confirmed.
A planned session on next-generation molecular diagnostics, including PCR panels and host-response assays, for faster identification of neonatal bloodstream infection.
A planned session on practical strategies for sepsis diagnosis and management when laboratory and imaging resources are limited.
A planned session on the latest evidence on prophylaxis, diagnostic biomarkers and antifungal therapy in extremely low birth weight infants.
The Society plans to develop evidence-based guidelines through systematic review and international consensus. Planned topic areas include early-onset sepsis, late-onset sepsis, antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention in the NICU.
EOS, LOS, AMS, NICU IPC, Biomarkers
In PlanningAnnouncements about webinars, courses and guidelines will be published on our website as plans are confirmed. If you would like to suggest a topic or speaker, or express interest in a future course, please get in touch.
