Sepsis Collaborative Materials

The materials below are designed to support medical professionals with educating patients about the leading signs and symptoms of severe maternal events that could lead to complications and/or death. Materials are available to help providers communicate with patients about their condition. This project focuses on sepsis, a serious condition in which the body responds improperly to an infection.

Collaborative Documents

Maternal Urgent Warning Signs_V5_FINAL_2023_11x17.pdf

Click here for Arabic and Spanish

For additional languages, please visit the National AIM Website.

MIAIM Follow Up Questions.pdf

Follow-up Questions for Healthcare Professionals

Registration Links and QR Codes.pdf

Registration for collaborative teams, meeting times, and Zoom log in 

Sepsis Collaborative October Report Out BLANK.pptx

October Report Out Template

NEW Flow Chart for Obstetric Sepsis_R8_061424_Opt2[16].pdf

CMQCC Obstetric Serious Infection/Sepsis Evaluation Flow Chart 

Click here for a tutorial on how to use the Flow Chart


Phone Instructions_Badge Buddy_LINKTREE PROOF (9) (1) (3) (4) (2) (1).pdf
NYP sepsis sim with logos.pdf

Sepsis Simulation Case

Patient Story

April shares her story about Sepsis and how her health care experience has impacted her life and her family's lives. A big THANK YOU to April for sharing her experience with others.


Having trouble viewing the video? April's Story.

April's story is also available in Spanish.

Patient Story

Laura Kusisto, a Washing Street Journal reporter, found herself back in the hospital after battling a life-threatening infection. Her experience shows the gaps in U.S. postpartum healthcare, doctors say. Read her story in an open source Wall Street Journal article.


I Gave Birth. The Most Dangerous Part Came After.

By Laura Kusisto

CMQCC Sepsis Webinar Schedule 

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Health Equity Hour Article for October Webinar

heq.2022.0010.pdf

Having trouble viewing? Read here.

Partner Links

Looking for archived sepsis collaborative materials?

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The information provided on the MI AIM site is for educational purposes only, and does not substitute for professional medical advice.