Andrews Cause - Sepsis Awareness

09/12/2025

We’re off to Canberra!

Well we have some wonderful news! Thanks to Jess who contacted her MP we have a date and a Courtyard booking! We are beyond grateful to Jess and Luke Gosling MP.
Mark your Calendars Wednesday 11th February 2026. Let’s get as many survivors and loved ones as we can to come to Canberra and share their stories.

08/12/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

08/12/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

What do you actually know about sepsis?

Our About Sepsis resource is packed with clear, trustworthy information you can read, use, and share.

Head to our website to learn more and help others stay informed: https://ow.ly/Ig2a50XFuha

05/12/2025

04/12/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

03/12/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

Sepsis Spotlight Out Now!
https://www.australiansepsisnetwork.net.au/resources/sepsis-spotlight-december/

03/12/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has released a new Easy Read resource about sepsis as part of their initiative to mark International Day of People with Disability today.

Developed as part of the National Sepsis Program, it aims to support people with intellectual disability and cognitive impairment to understand the signs and symptoms of sepsis and what to do if they are worried about sepsis.

To view the resource visit: https://ow.ly/cXSN50XB50t

For more information and sepsis support visit: https://ow.ly/Hl6f50XB50r



Council for Intellectual Disability

01/12/2025

Just Ask - Could it be Sepsis?

Twelve-year-old Aaroh developed a mild fever the evening after a minor medical test. Over the next day, he experienced pelvic pain, leg weakness, and fatigue. Despite visiting multiple clinics and a hospital, his vital signs were never checked. His parents were told his symptoms were routine post-procedure discomfort. That night, he told his mother, “Something is very wrong with my legs,” and collapsed moments later.

Aaroh went into septic shock and passed away before he could be transferred to intensive care.

His story is a heartbreaking reminder that can impact anyone. Aaroh was deeply loved, and his family now shares his story to help save other children’s lives.

Read more about Aaroh: https://www.sepsis.org/faces/aaroh-chandramouli/

01/12/2025

What do you actually know about sepsis?

Our About Sepsis resource is packed with clear, trustworthy information you can read, use, and share.

Head to our website to learn more and help others stay informed: https://ow.ly/QK0n50XzObW

28/11/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis

What do you actually know about sepsis?

Our About Sepsis resource is packed with clear, trustworthy information you can read, use, and share.

Head to our website to learn more and help others stay informed: https://ow.ly/3Mm950XyPGv

24/11/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?

As World AMR Awareness Week comes to a close, remember:

Appropriate use of antibiotics to treat sepsis reduces risk of AMR.

Timely, appropriate antibiotic use for sepsis can help lower AMR, especially when paired with review and adjustment as part of stewardship protocols. When sepsis is suspected every moment to antibiotic treatment counts.

Timely antibiotics for sepsis + responsible review = lives saved + AMR risk reduced

Act Now: Protect Our Present, Secure Our Future.

Always ask…” Could it be Sepsis?”

For more information on sepsis visit: https://ow.ly/r3Ne50XvclI
For resources on World AMR week visit: https://ow.ly/7y4450XvclG

23/11/2025

Just ask - Could it be Sepsis?