Building a High-Performing Sepsis Program That Improves Clinical Outcomes and Financial Performance
Strategies for moving past bundle compliance toward measurable gains in mortality, length of stay, denials, and resource utilization.
Hospitals are no longer measured on SEP-1 alone. Mortality, length of stay, readmissions, CMS Star Ratings, Value-Based Purchasing, Leapfrog, denials, and resource utilization are all now part of how a sepsis program’s performance gets judged, and they are increasingly connected to each other.
Most sepsis programs still struggle with the same operational challenges:
Delayed recognition, alert fatigue, variable clinician practice, documentation gaps, manual abstraction burden, and difficulty pinpointing Time Zero — These are reflected in outcomes and on the balance sheet.
Date: August 25, 2026
Time: 11:00 am PST / 2:00 pm EST
(25-minute live session + live Q&A)
In this session, we walk through what separates high-performing sepsis programs from the rest, and show how those principles translate into practice.
The webinar covers:
- Why hospitals continue to struggle despite years of improvement efforts
- Problems often felt, but not dealt with — from delayed recognition and alert fatigue to documentation gaps and manual abstraction burden
- What high-achieving organizations do differently, including predictive surveillance, standardized workflows, intelligent documentation, automated abstraction, and continuous performance monitoring
- A look at how AlgoDx addresses each of these operational challenges
Intended audience: Sepsis coordinators, quality leaders, CMOs and CNOs, finance executives, and hospital administrators looking to move their sepsis program beyond bundle compliance.