Leveraging inter-organizational networks to scale up a sepsis recovery program: results from an application of the Making Optimal Decisions for Intervention Flexibility during Implementation (MODIFI) method

Abstract Background Nearly two million adults in the United States are hospitalized with sepsis yearly, with survivors facing complications that result in high rates of hospital readmission and mortality after discharge. We demonstrated improved outcomes following discharge among sepsis survivors wh...

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Main Authors:	Cheyenne R. Wagi, Marc A. Kowalkowski, Stephanie P. Taylor, Aliza Randazzo, Asha Ganesan, Amit Khanal, Sarah A. Birken
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	BMC 2025-05-01
Series:	Implementation Science Communications
Subjects:	Sepsis Evidence-Based Intervention MODIFI for Implementation Science Network Theory Core Functions Adaptations
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1186/s43058-025-00743-8
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Leveraging inter-organizational networks to scale up a sepsis recovery program: results from an application of the Making Optimal Decisions for Intervention Flexibility during Implementation (MODIFI) method

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