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The Sepsis Spectrum Podcast

Hosted by Nicole Kupchik MN, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CMC, PCCN, the Sepsis Spectrum is an exploration of real-world patient cases, expert insights, and clinical deep dives to unravel the most complex presentations facing modern medicine. Through gripping stories and in-depth interviews, Nicole examines diagnostic challenges, cutting-edge treatments, and the growing threat of AMR.

Listen to the trailer: Are Microbial Mysteries all in Vein?

Listen, Watch & Subscribe: The Sepsis Spectrum Podcast

Episode Guide

• 7/1/2025 - Episode 1: How Are AMR and Sepsis Connected? 
• 7/2/2025 - Episode 2: Can the Microbiome Predict Sepsis?
• 7/8/2025 - Episode 3: Can We Catch Sepsis Earlier?
• 7/15/2025 - Episode 4: Is Hospital-Onset Sepsis Our Blind Spot?
• 7/22/2025 - Episode 5: Why Do Clinicians Miss Sepsis?
• 7/29/2025 - Episode 6: Are Sepsis Protocols Ready for AI?
• 8/5/2025 - Episode 7: Can Patient Harm Drive Better Sepsis Prevention?
• 8/12/2025 - Episode 8: Can We Humanize Post-Sepsis Care?
• 8/19/2025 - Episode 9: Are We Failing Sepsis Survivors Who Need Us Most?

Support for this educational series from Sepsis Alliance

Saving Lives: Improving Cardiac Resuscitation

These educational webinars, which are free and accredited, are designed to improve CPR quality through evidence-based strategies and solutions. The series highlight actionable information that can make a difference to all hospital team members involved in resuscitation, including nurses, respiratory therapists and physicians. Nicole Kupchik, MN, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CMC, PCCN will be a featured speaker in each episode along with other industry leaders in the field.

• Surviving Sepsis: What does it take?
• Resuscitation Training Every 2 Years? It's time for a reset!
• To Cool or Not to Cool? The latest on targeted temperature management after cardiac arrest 
• The Latest in Airway Management During Resuscitation  
• Case Studies in Capnography: So much more than ventilation

Support for this educational series from Stryker

Initiatives in Safe Patient Care

Early Warning Scoring (EWS) systems provide a commonly understood way to recognize the degree of deterioration in a patient’s status, and can ensure that every patient is seen at the right time by the right person. The EWS is based on the collection of a combination of vital signs including heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and body temperature. In this webinar, there will a discussion of the benefits, variations and strategies for overcoming barriers to successful implementation of EWS in hospitals.

• Early Warning Systems: Early Identification of the Deteriorating Patient

Support for this educational activity from Medtronic