NHS hopes ‘sepsis sensors’ will save thousands of lives

The NHS will give patients wearable sensors that detect the symptoms of sepsis. People most at risk of developing sepsis will ...

NHS patients to be given sepsis monitors in bid to prevent 1,000 deaths a year

NHS will use devices such as mobile phone apps, watches or bracelets to detect early signs of sepsis after hospital discharge ...

NHS says look out for 18-hour symptom linked to 4,000 deaths a year

Brits are urged to look out for an 18-hour symptoms that could indicate a life-threatening medical emergency. The NHS shared ...
The BMJ

Sepsis: NHS to offer wearable tech to at-risk patients to reduce deaths

Patients at risk of sepsis will be offered wearable devices to monitor their blood pressure and heart rate at home as part of ...
NHS England

NHS aims to prevent one in four sepsis deaths

The NHS will aim to prevent thousands of deaths from sepsis by 2035 as part of a series of measures to improve the treatment of the deadly condition. Sepsis is a life-threatening response to an ...
National Health Executive

NHS sets out plan to cut sepsis deaths with wearable technology by 2035

The NHS is set to dramatically step up efforts to reduce deaths from sepsis, with a new long-term strategy focused on earlier ...
Medical Xpress

More efficient ways to monitor patient vital signs developed in NHS hospitals

Investigators have published the findings of a four-year study looking at how often hospital patients should have their vital signs monitored by staff. The research was led by the University of ...