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June 5, 2025Health and Social Care Delivery ResearchOpen Access

Digital alerting to improve sepsis detection and patient outcomes in NHS Trusts: a multi-methods study

Kate Honeyford Graham Cooke Anne Kinderler John R Welch Andrew Brent Ben Glampson Sarah Tonkin‐Crine Runa Lazzarino Shashank Patil Peter Ghazal Pippa Goodman Ron Daniels Anthony Gordon Céire Costelloe

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Key Points

This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of digital alerting systems in improving sepsis detection and subsequent patient outcomes in NHS Trusts.
Conducted a multi-methods approach within NHS Trust settings
Engaged various stakeholders in the healthcare delivery process
Analyzed data from clinical practices to assess intervention efficacy
Demonstrated improved detection rates of sepsis in participating NHS Trusts
Enhanced patient health outcomes linked to early intervention strategies
Supported integration of digital tools in routine healthcare practices

Implication

Multi-methods study shows enhanced sepsis detection in NHS Trusts, highlighting improved patient health outcomes.

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Honeyford et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91e65d6127c7a504c264f https://doi.org/10.3310/gjcc0605

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