Research
The CSCC focuses research on sepsis and its consequences. Projects and clinical studies cover all aspects in the sepsis lifecycle, including prevention, diagnosis, acute care, and long-term sequelae.
In August 2015, the CSCC entered into its next stage of development. This implied a revision and adaptation of the center’s scientific concept based on actual medical need, local expertise as well as scientific results obtained during the past five years. As a result, the CSCC’s research areas were redefined and structured in the four fields.
- A. Bugs – difficult-to-treat infections
- B. Drugs – novel strategies for antimicrobial therapies
- C. Damage – targeted strategies in organ failure
- D. Repair – post-acute care and (long-term) outcome research
