Mar 13, 2021
In this episode of CodaZero Cure our stellar line-up of panellists take a deep dive into Sepsis post Covid-19 and reflect on the many opportunities and challenges presented. First, we hear from vaccination uptake expert, Julie Leask, on Covid, vaccination and medical misinformation. Julie highlights some of the key drivers of vaccination hesitancy in society and challenges us, as health professionals, to work together to better inform our community. Next, Senior Intensive Care Registrar, Khairil Musa, presents a moving talk about his experience of managing Covid on the front line in Yemen. Reflecting on an unbelievable experience, Khairil describes the extent of the pandemic and how a lack of resources and infrastructure led to devastating consequences. Our panel examine the clinical management of Covid and what lessons can be learnt to ensure we improve in the future. How do we empower global organisation's to respond to Covid-19 in the best way possible? Access to information and public awareness is the solution to empowering a sense of personal responsibility in tackling diseases such as Covid and Sepsis. But how is this best achieved? What role does the WHO play as a global conductor? Finally, our panellists answer some challenging questions: what about Covid keeps them awake at night? What are the lessons for society and the healthcare system when hopefully the pandemic has passed? If you had the power what is the one thing you would change? Their answers are compelling. Tune in as they discuss everything from the successful roll out of vaccines, to the psychological safety of the medical community, to the need for a shared sense of action and a focus on equity.
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