SEP-1 MADE SIMPLE:
A Nurse-Led Framework for Better Compliance, Outcomes, and ROI
Watch the on-demand webinar to learn how clinical leaders are tackling SEP-1 complexity, improving bundle compliance, and delivering safer, more individualized care, without compromising outcomes.
Apply What You Learned: Get the SEP-1 Compliance Playbook
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This practical guide is packed with strategies to help your hospital stay compliant, avoid fluid overload, and streamline care.
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All registrants will receive the Abstraction Element: Crystalloid Fluid Cheat Sheet
Key Takeaways
- Documentation, not intention, drives SEP-1 compliance.
You can deliver great care and still fail SEP-1 if your documentation doesn’t match the requirements. The bundle is all-or-nothing and every step must be captured in the chart. - Fluid resuscitation isn’t one-size-fits-all, but it must be justified.
You can give less than 30 mL/kg and still pass SEP-1. The key is to document a clear rationale. - Repeat lactates and timely antibiotics are low-hanging fruit.
Most SEP-1 failures happen here. Fix them with auto-scheduling, EMR alerts, and standardized nurse-driven protocols to ensure timely administration and repeat draws.
Missed a Webinar?
Watch the SEP-1 Webinar Series
Catch up on the other sessions in our SEP-1 webinar series to see how nurse leader Jaclyn Bond quantifies the impact of smarter fluid resuscitation and teaches how to build a business case that earns leadership buy-in.
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The Data Doesn’t Lie:
How to Quantify the True Impact of Fluid Decisions in Sepsis Care
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Making the Ask:
How to Build a Business Case Hospital Leadership Will Say Yes To
FloPatch: Leading Hospitals into the New
Era of Patient-Specific Fluid Management
FloPatch gives clinicians real-time insight into a patient’s fluid responsiveness, helping teams personalize resuscitation, improve outcomes, meet SEP-1 reassessment requirements, and act fast with confidence at the bedside.
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