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A way of bringing out the best in others with your smile and kindness.
A way of really listening, understanding, and letting people know you care about how they feel.
That’s why you mean so much to so many people.”
“I appreciate in particular the capacity to anticipate, the soft skills, aside the very clear competence, the professionalism, and the honesty of the team at MCA.”
Umberto Simeoni
“From the beginning it was immediately clear that MCA knows the field very well. This helps in many aspects related to content, process and contact with sponsors. MCA has a vast experience in organising congresses and also other meetings and workshops. A major strength is easy personal contact with both the strong leader, Marta Ceruti, as well as all staff. They are very friendly and committed. The organisation, business and people are transparent and honest. MCA is continuously looking for ways to improve and being innovative.”
Luc Zimmermann
“Highly experienced staff and reliable and well-motivated group of suppliers have made possible the success of any event with reasonable and transparent budget. I think that MCA Scientific Events can be considered the guaranty for a perfect organization of a scientific congress.”
Nicola Pirncipi
Sepsis in children is a complex syndrome that develops from various infections and results in 15-30% mortality in high-income countries and up to 50% or higher in low-income countries. Worldwide, this represents an annual burden of 30 million cases resulting in 8 million deaths. Not surprisingly, there is a significantly higher burden in low-income countries with children there being 18 times more likely to die before the age of 5 years compared to high-income countries. Factors such as commercial air travel, climate change, and unchecked population growth have contributed to the growing burden of infectious diseases and ensuing sepsis. Improving public awareness of sepsis; increasing access to essential medicines and vaccines; improving use of evidence-based treatment guidelines; raising awareness of antimicrobial resistance, encouraging antibiotic stewardship; and, developing resilient health systems that can cope with health crises are all important challenges. Advocacy in these areas can assist nations in reaching the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) of low rates of neonatal and under-5 mortality.
On May 26, 2017, the World Health Assembly, the decision-making body of the World Health Organization, adopted a resolution proposed by the Global Sepsis Alliance to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and management of sepsis.The resolution highlights sepsis as a global threat and urges the 194 United Nations member states to take specific actions and implement appropriate measures to reduce its human and health economic burden. The resolution is a major step toward achieving the targets outlined by the Sustainable Developmental Goals for decreasing mortality in infants and children, but implementing it will require a concerted global effort.
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