Introduction
sepsis, death
SEPSIS
Delays in sepsis recognition and slow initiation of diagnostic work and treatment are associated with poor patient outcomes, including death [In addition to knowledge on sepsis recognition and management, nurses need to possess effective communication skills. Upon recognizing a patient with or at risk of sepsis, a nurse must be able to communicate patient concerns effectively to the medical team, for example, the junior doctors or attending doctors, as part of a process known as care escalation [Although conventional simulation (ie, in-person simulation) has traditionally been a popular method for delivering team-based training in IPE, its implementation is often plagued by logistical issues, such as the availability of simulation facilities and facilitators, conflicting schedules among students from different health care professions and high costs involved [Specifically, a recent sepsis IPE program using VRS for undergraduate medical and nursing students has reported favorably on the use of VRS for interprofessional sepsis team training [Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI)—a branch of computer science that builds intelligent computer systems capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence [