Join us to address to address failure to rescue patients with sepsis. Much of the institutional memory of best practices in Failure to Rescue (FTR) patients in pre-hospitalization, hospital, and post-discharge has been lost. Natural attrition, lack of investment in patient safety, and the impact of the COVID pandemic have led to the opportunity to update our knowledge about historical innovations such as Rapid Response Teams and the process, technology, device, and pharmaceutical examples that can refresh our focus.

Much of the institutional memory of best practices in Failure to Rescue (FTR) patients in pre-hospitalization, hospital, and post-discharge has been lost. Natural attrition, lack of investment in patient safety, and the impact of the COVID pandemic have led to the opportunity to update our knowledge about historical innovations such as Rapid Response Teams and the process, technology, device, and pharmaceutical examples that can refresh our focus.

Join us to address:

• Frequency & Severity of Failure to Rescue (FTR): We will summarize evidence that demands action.
• Readiness: Learn how to maintain a state of readiness for FTR Scenarios.
• Response: Learn about what we know about responding to common FTR Scenarios.
• Rescue: Learn about what is known about FTR best practices .
• Recovery: Learn about what we know about recovering from harm FTR scenarios.
• Resilience: Learn how all stakeholders can “harden the target” of organizations for FTR scenarios.

It is critical that we safeguard the safety of children and their families online. This final program of our series summarizes what we know and what we need to do. Our youth and young adults are especially at risk for harm. There is an opportunity for action by all stakeholders now.

Join us to address:

• Frequency & Severity of Harm: We will summarize evidence that demands action.
• Readiness: Learn how families can maintain a state of readiness for online harm.
• Response: Learn about what we know about responding to online harm.
• Rescue: Learn about what is known about rescuing our children from harm when an event is happening.
• Recovery: Learn about what we know about recovering from harm after events occur.
• Resilience: Learn how all stakeholders can “harden the target” of our families to help our protect children.