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Sepsis Recognition in Long-Term Care
Spot early warning signs, respond quickly, and protect residents at risk.
Overview
This program helps long-term care staff identify early signs of sepsis and respond quickly. Using real-life scenarios, learners practice recognizing subtle physical and behavioral changes that may signal infection. The training explains the progression of sepsis, what to report, and how fast response saves lives — especially in older, high-risk residents.
  1. Early signs, big impact: Spot subtle clues before sepsis escalates.
  2. Protect high-risk residents: Learn how age, conditions, and infection increase sepsis risk.
  3. Know what to report: Act fast with clear language and timely communication.
Sepsis Starts Subtle
  1. Recognize physical and behavioral signs of possible sepsis.
  2. Understand how sepsis develops from common infections.
  3. Respond with urgency — what to say, who to alert.
  4. Support prevention through hand hygiene and basic care.
  • Infection Prevention at Work
  • Infection Prevention in Long-Term Care
  • Abuse & Neglect in Long-Term Care
  • Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation Awareness
  • Resident Rights and Responsibilities
  • Resident Rights and Responsibilities in Long-Term Care
  • QAPI in Long-Term Care: Quality That Works
  • Director of Nursing: Leadership, Oversight, and Compliance in LTC
  • OSHA Fire Safety
  • Fire Safety at Work
  • OSHA Fire Safety in Long-Term Care
  • Bloodborne Pathogen Safety
  • Bloodborne Pathogen Safety in Long-Term Care
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Emergency Preparedness in Long-Term Care
  • HIPAA: Resident Privacy
  • HIPAA Compliance: Protecting Patient Privacy
  • Fall Prevention
  • Fall Prevention in Long-Term Care
  • Dementia Care
  • Dementia Care in Long-Term Care
  • Communication Skills in Long-Term Care
  • Communication Skills for Healthcare Teams
  • Communication Skills at Work
  • Critical Thinking in Long-Term Care
  • Critical Thinking for Healthcare Teams
  • Antipsychotic Reduction in Long-Term Care
  • Immunization Awareness
  • Immunization Awareness at Work
  • Depression in Long-Term Care
  • Enhanced Barrier Precautions (EBP)
  • Enhanced Barrier Precautions in Long-Term Care
  • Diabetes
  • Managing Diabetes in Long-Term Care
  • Sepsis
  • Sepsis Recognition in Long-Term Care
  • Wound Care in Long-Term Care
  • Infection Prevention on Campus
  • Immunization Awareness for Students
  • Infection Prevention in Healthcare
  • HIPAA: Privacy & Security in Healthcare
  • Specialized ESRD & Dialysis Center Training
  • Fire Safety in Healthcare Settings
  • Emergency Preparedness in Healthcare
  • Sepsis Awareness & Prevention in Healthcare
  • Immunization Awareness in Healthcare
  • Diabetes Management in Healthcare
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Who Should Take This Course
Sepsis risk affects everyone involved in care
  • Nursing assistants - Recognize resident changes and notify licensed staff.
    • Nurses and charge staff - Act quickly when sepsis is suspected — every minute matters.
      • Housekeeping & non-clinical staff - Be aware of symptoms during daily contact with residents.
        • Infection Prevention at Work
        • Infection Prevention in Long-Term Care
        • Abuse & Neglect in Long-Term Care
        • Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation Awareness
        • Resident Rights and Responsibilities
        • Resident Rights and Responsibilities in Long-Term Care
        • QAPI in Long-Term Care: Quality That Works
        • Director of Nursing: Leadership, Oversight, and Compliance in LTC
        • OSHA Fire Safety
        • Fire Safety at Work
        • OSHA Fire Safety in Long-Term Care
        • Bloodborne Pathogen Safety
        • Bloodborne Pathogen Safety in Long-Term Care
        • Emergency Preparedness
        • Emergency Preparedness in Long-Term Care
        • HIPAA: Resident Privacy
        • HIPAA Compliance: Protecting Patient Privacy
        • Fall Prevention
        • Fall Prevention in Long-Term Care
        • Dementia Care
        • Dementia Care in Long-Term Care
        • Communication Skills in Long-Term Care
        • Communication Skills for Healthcare Teams
        • Communication Skills at Work
        • Critical Thinking in Long-Term Care
        • Critical Thinking for Healthcare Teams
        • Antipsychotic Reduction in Long-Term Care
        • Immunization Awareness
        • Immunization Awareness at Work
        • Depression in Long-Term Care
        • Enhanced Barrier Precautions (EBP)
        • Enhanced Barrier Precautions in Long-Term Care
        • Diabetes
        • Managing Diabetes in Long-Term Care
        • Sepsis
        • Sepsis Recognition in Long-Term Care
        • Wound Care in Long-Term Care
        • Infection Prevention on Campus
        • Immunization Awareness for Students
        • Infection Prevention in Healthcare
        • HIPAA: Privacy & Security in Healthcare
        • Specialized ESRD & Dialysis Center Training
        • Fire Safety in Healthcare Settings
        • Emergency Preparedness in Healthcare
        • Sepsis Awareness & Prevention in Healthcare
        • Immunization Awareness in Healthcare
        • Diabetes Management in Healthcare
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