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Design and Infection: A Call for Greater Progress Through Research

A clinical diagnostic term for infection is sepsis. The Sepsis Handbook reports that “Sepsis is a complex process that involves the interplay between a number of microbial and host factors” (Balk, Ely, & Goyette, 2004, p. 188). It goes on to tell us that, “Severe sepsis is a common, frequently fatal, and expensive disease” (p. 4). Prevention of sepsis or infection is a major goal for every healthcare organization, and in each individual and unique clinical encounter.