Adult Patient and Family Centered Resources

This pamphlet provides support for those recovering from sepsis. It helps patients, caregivers, and families know how to prevent re-infection and detect deterioration after recovery. Helpful links to valuable resources in BC and globally are included. Blank space has been left so individuals can write in additional information about local resources for follow-up care. This pamphlet is easiest to read once printed and folded into three panels.  This pamphlet was created with the Patient Advisory Council of Action on Sepsis at UBC.

This leaflet provides support for those recovering from sepsis. It helps patients, caregivers, and families know how to prevent re-infection and detect deterioration after recovery. Helpful links to valuable resources in BC and globally are included. Blank space has been left so so individuals can write in additional information about local resources for follow-up care.  This leaflet is easiest to read as a digital document or as a printed double-sided sheet of paper.​ This leaflet was created with the Patient Advisory Council of Action on Sepsis at UBC.

This poster provides a list of key signs to monitor for, alerting you to seek attention from your health care provider, whether in hospital or after being discharged home. Early identification and treatment can prevent further deterioration and complications due to sepsis.

Learn the symptoms of sepsis, the treatments available, how to prevent sepsis and much more.

This infographic has the information you need to understand and identify the symptoms of sepsis as a patient.

This brochure aims at guiding survivors and their families through the aftermath of sepsis and further recovery. It explains that there is a need for an urgent response due to the consequences of sepsis, including lifelong disabilities.