Septest has been shortlisted in the startup category at the Medilink Healthcare Business Awards 2024.
This category highlights the efforts of newly established companies in the healthcare sector that show a promising future.
Septest has won the TBAT innovation challenge. Septest not only secured the judges vote but also won the audience winner vote.
Co-founder Kelly pitched at the packed showcase event alongside the nine other finalists to claim the top prize package provided by TBAT and its industry partners worth over £50,000.
Septest has completed the 2023 hearts healthcare accelerator.
The programme provided access to a range of experts from across various fields including life sciences, technology, design, business, and law to enable the development of innovations and early stage research.
Septest is on a mission to save lives and transform the journey of sepsis patients worldwide.
Founded by a sepsis survivor and diagnostic specialist, Septest has partnered with prominent sepsis experts and global organisations to produce a breakthrough point-of-need test for sepsis that can be implemented in any healthcare setting, in any part of the world.
Sepsis is a life-threatening illness caused by the body's response to an infection, resulting in systemic inflammation and organ dysfunction. It can affect anybody, from infants to the elderly, and progresses rapidly if not diagnosed and treated promptly.
Recognised as a global health crisis, sepsis affects an estimated 48.9 million people annually resulting in over 11 million deaths worldwide. In addition to the human toll, sepsis has a significant economic impact, with healthcare costs estimated to be in the billions of dollars every year.
Early diagnosis of sepsis is critical, with every hour delay in treatment increasing the risk of death by 8-10%. Despite this urgency, current diagnostic methods are often time-consuming, expensive, and unavailable at the point-of-need. Septest's TRISEP test intends to bridge this gap by providing a simple, low-cost solution that integrates seamlessly into any healthcare setting, ensuring timely and effective treatment for sepsis patients worldwide.
The overuse of antibiotics in cases of non-bacterial sepsis has contributed to the rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), posing a significant challenge to sepsis management. This not only puts a strain on healthcare budgets, but it also makes it increasingly difficult to treat infections effectively. Septest seeks to tackle sepsis and AMR collectively by providing healthcare professionals with the tool they need to accurately diagnose sepsis and only prescribe antimicrobials when necessary.
The TRISEP test has been designed to confirm emergency treatment options following clinical assessment in suspected sepsis cases.
General Practice
The TRISEP test is well suited for use in GP practices to rapidly rule out viruses and other types of infection.
Community Setting
The TRISEP test may be performed by community health care providers such as pharmacists and at local healthcare clinics.
We are determined to see our technology in the hands of those who are fighting sepsis on the front lines.
Our ultra-accessible point-of-need test has been specifically designed to reduce normal barriers to diagnostic access, especially in LMIC's.
By implementing the TRISEP test, we believe we can reduce delays to diagnosis, treatment and, most importantly, save lives.
For partnership opportunities, or to learn more about our revolutionary TRISEP test, please contact us using the form below.
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