Course detail
Sepsis Awareness
This course provides a practical, evidence-based understanding of sepsis for staff working in health and social care settings. It explains what sepsis is, how it develops, how to recognise early warning signs, what to do if sepsis is suspected, and how to support prevention, escalation, documentation and safe care. The course is written for England-facing care services and is designed to strengthen awareness, clinical vigilance and safer decision-making.
Topics
13
Duration
49m
Quiz pass mark
100%
Course structure
Learning path
Topics are completed in order before the final assessment unlocks.
Course Description
Introduction to Sepsis
How Sepsis Develops
Recognising Sepsis: Signs and Symptoms
High-Risk Groups and Atypical Presentation
Sepsis, Severe Illness and Septic Shock
The Importance of Early Detection and Escalation
Responding to a Suspected Sepsis Case in Care Settings
Prevention of Sepsis in Health and Social Care
Documentation, Governance and Legal Responsibilities
Person-Centred Care, Families and Communication
Practical Scenarios and Applied Learning
Course Summary
Final quiz
Final step8 questions and 100% required to pass and receive the certificate.
