Most hospitals screen for sepsis, but only 36% staff a dedicated screening program: CDC

Nearly every U.S. hospital screens patients for sepsis, but far fewer have dedicated personnel to ensure screening is successful, the CDC found. Moreover, separate research links a lack of specific accountability to higher mortality. In its latest annual survey of hospital sepsis programs, covering 2025, the CDC found that 93% of 5,430 hospitals have a […] The post Most hospitals screen for sepsis, but only 36% staff a dedicated screening program: CDC appeared first on Becker's Hospit...