2020 World Sepsis Day Event Poster – Download Now, Order Free Printed Copies, and Correct Mistakes

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Update December 10th, 2020: Thanks for your feedback and corrections. Everything has been implemented and you can download the updated poster below.


Download Poster

The 2020 WSD Event Poster is now available, summarizing hundreds of events and activities that took place for this year’s World Sepsis Day to raise awareness about sepsis. You can download it below in a ‘view version’ to share online (4 MB) and in a ‘print version’ (13 MB, high resolution) to print it yourself and display within your organization or institution.


Order Printed Copies

For the next 14 days, until December 8th, 2020, you can order free printed copies of the 2020 WSD Event Poster via our shop - shipped free of charge to your home or office, as a token of appreciation for your support of World Sepsis Day. Please use the discount code ‘POSTER’ to get free shipping. Take advantage of the offer by adding anything from our online shop (including our new face masks). Free shipping is valid as long as you order at least one poster and use the discount code. Both offers expire December 8th. If you need an item from our shop urgently, please note that orders which include a poster will be shipped in the second half of December, once the posters have been printed. Lastly, please understand that free copies of the poster are limited to 3 copies per institution.

 
 

Report Mistakes / Add Events

Assembling and designing the poster requires a good amount of work - if you find any mistakes, please let us know. We’ll fix them and re-upload a corrected version. Also, due to the current situation worldwide, several events had to be canceled or postponed. If your event took place later or online, or is missing for any other reason, please contact us.


Donate to Support World Sepsis Day

This year more than ever, donating to the causes close to your heart is vital - literally. We’d be honored to put your donation to the global fight against sepsis to good use.

Marvin Zick