Sepsis Six Audit

This guided demonstration shows a completed audit of Sepsis Six bundle compliance with realistic but fictional data.

• Foundation Doctors and Internal Medicine Trainees
• Acute Medicine and Emergency Medicine teams
• Critical Care outreach and sepsis nurses
• QI Leads and Governance teams

• Measure time to each Sepsis Six element
• Identify common delays and missed elements
• Support reliable escalation and senior review
• Generate governance-ready evidence

• Anonymised case identifier
• Date and time of recognition
• Time to oxygen, fluids, antibiotics, lactate, cultures, urine output
• Escalation and senior review

• Live dashboard
• Audit report (Word)
• Executive summary (Word)
• Excel workbook
• PowerPoint presentation
• Conference poster
• ARCP evidence summary

• Designed to use anonymised or pseudonymised audit identifiers.
• This tool supports, but does not replace, clinical judgement.
• Local policy, formulary and specialist advice should be followed.
• Organisations remain responsible for local governance arrangements.

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