Timely antibiotics and fluid resuscitation are associated with increased discharge to home after sepsis
Hallie C. Prescott·Andrew M. Ryan·Sarah Seelye·Julien Weinstein·Steven J. Bernstein·Namita Jayaprakash·Anurag N. Malani·Lakshmi Swaminathan·Elizabeth McLaughlin·Megan Heath·Jennifer K. Horowitz·Lama Hsaiky·Patricia J. Posa·Megan Cahill·Scott A. Flanders·Jason Buxbaum
In this multihospital cohort, timely antibiotic delivery and fluid resuscitation were associated with increased discharge to home after sepsis. This finding suggests that timely treatment of sepsis may reduce downstream morbidity and healthcare expenditures.