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Question

Based on the results of the study, the Stop sepsis nurse intervention revealed several important experienced outcomes. First, both nurses and physicians experienced increased awareness of sepsis. The training sessions provided knowledge and increased competence in identifying and managing sepsis, which was proven to improved outcome for patients. Secondly, interprofessional collaboration between nurses and physicians was experienced improved following the intervention. Communication became more accurate and focused on objective data, which facilitated better decision making and saved time. Lastly, the study highlighted changes in clinical assessment and judgement. Nurses reported using systematic measurements and the observation chart to assess patient's condition, and this enabled a quicker and more appropriate physicians treatment response. However, both nurses and physicians experienced that clinical intuition was still a crucial skill. Overall, this study contribute to the academic advancement in the field of sepsis management, as it highlights the importance of standardized protocols and interprofessional training for early detection and appropriate patient treatment.