SEPSISNET NETHERLANDS
Sepsis is a medical emergency. SepsisNet connects healthcare professionals, researchers and patients to recognise sepsis earlier, treat it better and improve recovery.
FIGURES
Sepsis costs the Netherlands an estimated 57,000 healthy life years and 3.8 to 6.5 billion euros each year. Yet in 2020 only 17% of Dutch people without a medical background knew the word sepsis.
PATIENT STORIES
Read the stories of people who have fought sepsis. Their experiences offer valuable insights and inspiration for others. On this page you will find blogs, videos and opportunities for peer support.
FOR RESEARCHERS
Source: PubMed, updated automatically.
CALENDAR
On this page you will find an overview of meetings and events related to sepsis. Whether you are looking for peer support, information meetings or special theme days, this is where you can keep track of everything that is being organised.
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NEWSLETTER
Maximaal één keer per maand: nieuws uit het netwerk, nieuwe publicaties en de agenda. Afmelden kan altijd.
FOR PATIENTS AND RELATIVES
Sepsis Nederland is the patient organisation for people who have (had) sepsis, their relatives and the bereaved. It offers information, peer support and advocacy. SepsisNet and Sepsis Nederland work together on greater awareness and better recognition of sepsis.
SUPPORT SEPSISNET
SepsisNet Netherlands Foundation is recognised by the Dutch Tax Administration as a Public Benefit Organisation (ANBI). Donations, periodic gifts and bequests are therefore tax-deductible. With your support we work on better recognition, treatment and aftercare of sepsis.
TAKE PART IN RESEARCH
Together with the NMCB, we are looking for people who have recovered and for people with long-term symptoms after sepsis. With this study we want to better understand what long-term symptoms after infections have in common and where they differ.
This study has been a long time in the making, so please take part! Sign up viahttps://nmcb.eu/doe-mee/.
Practical information
SepsisNet Netherlands Foundation works to improve survival and quality of life for patients with sepsis, through faster recognition, better treatment and good aftercare. SepsisNet was founded on 29 October 2019, following the petition ‘SOS for sepsis’.
Member of the European Sepsis Alliance.
The information on this website does not replace medical advice. In doubt: call your GP or out-of-hours GP service, in case of severe symptoms 112. Please also read our privacy statement and disclaimer.
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