CONTACT THE CAMPAIGN

General Inquiries

For general inquiries, please email: info@survivingsepsis.org
Medical professionals who wish to participate in sepsis discussions can do so by going to:

http://lists.sepsisgroups.org/listinfo.cgi/sepsisgroups-sepsisgroups.org 

Families

Please note that the SSC does not comment on specific medical cases or case specific treatments involving infection, sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock through the email address above. Families and patients should consult with their physicians directly. Patients and families can learn more about caring for critically ill loved ones and themselves during times of crisis by visiting these additional websites:

Society of Critical Care Medicine's My ICU Care

Survive Sepsis

International Sepsis Forum "Understanding Sepsis"

Hospitals

For assistance implementing the Surviving Sepsis Campaign bundles:

 

ESICM
40 avenue Joseph Wybran
B-1070 Brussels
Tel 32 2 559 03 50 – Fax 32 2 527 00 62
Internet http://www.esicm.org/
E-mail: public@esicm.org 
Executive Officer Suzanne Smitz-De Smet

About ESICM

The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) is an association of individuals with the objective of advancing and promoting knowledge in intensive care medicine through:

• Providing recommendations for optimizing facilities for IC medicine in Europe
  
  
• Organization and coordination of international congresses and meetings
  
  
• The ESICM was founded in March 1982 in Geneva, Switzerland. It is a non-profit making international association. The administrative secretariat is based in Brussels, Belgium.
  
  

SCCM

500 Midway Drive
Mount Prospect, IL 60056-5811 USA
Tel +1-847 493 6403 – Fax +1-847 493 6428
Internet: http://www.sccm.org/sccm 
Email: info@survivingsepsis.org
Paragon Critical Care Quality Implementation Manager, Lori A. Harmon RRT, MBA
Sepsis Quality Improvement Consultation

About SCCM

The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) is a multidisciplinary, multi-professional organization dedicated to ensuring excellence and consistency in the practice of critical care medicine.  From heart attack and stroke, to severe respiratory insufficiency, overwhelming infection, burns and gunshot wounds, the SCCM recognizes the unique needs of the critically ill patient of any age, infant to adult, and strives to secure the highest quality care for all patients facing life-threatening conditions.  The Chicago-based Society is the only professional organization in the USA devoted exclusively to the advancement of multidisciplinary, multi-professional intensive care through excellence in patient care, education, research and advocacy. More information is available at the society's newly redesigned website. Patients and families can learn more about caring for critically ill loved ones and themselves during times of crisis by visiting the Society of Critical Care Medicine's My ICU Care section.