Differences in sepsis from skin and soft tissue infections among patients with vs. without mental health disorders

Introduction Sepsis is a severe health condition that requires rapid and attentive treatment. The rise in sepsis cases reveals a lack of immediate supportive care in the healthcare system. This lapse may be attributed to a delay in sepsis recognition, patient incompatibility with care plan, and conditions that make treatment more difficult. Building on previous research, this paper seeks to explore the correlation between patients with mental health conditions and sepsis development. State how we define quality of sepsis care. Method Data from 2018-2019 from our ED sepsis quality database was

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