Scott Weiss
Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology & Genomic Medicine and Division Chief of Pediatric Critical Care; led the U.S. chair role for the 2026 Surviving Sepsis pediatric guideline updates and discusses guideline methodology and trial evidence.
Top 3 podcasts with Scott Weiss
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May 26, 2026 • 34min
Pediatric Surviving Sepsis: Insights From the Leadership by M. Peters, S. Weiss | OPENPediatrics
Mark Peters, paediatric intensivist and guideline leader, and Scott Weiss, pediatric critical care researcher and methodological lead, unpack the 2026 pediatric sepsis guideline process. They discuss guideline methodology, handling bias, global applicability, changes like removal of routine screening, early peripheral vasopressors, conservative SpO2 targets, and strategies to power pediatric trials.
Jul 23, 2024 • 32min
Episode 303 - 3 Entrepreneurs Speak on the Need for Community with Mickey Peters, Scott Weiss, and Dude Perfect's Coby Cotton
Mickey Peters, who nearly faced ruin without community support, reveals how finding connection transformed his journey. Scott Weiss shares profound insights on why community is crucial for entrepreneurs in OCEAN Accelerator programs. Coby Cotton of Dude Perfect highlights the power of collaboration and friendship among co-founders in one of the largest entertainment brands. Together, they emphasize the importance of vulnerability, teamwork, and faith in fostering successful entrepreneurial endeavors.
Apr 10, 2023 • 34min
Septic Shock with Dr. Scott Weiss Part 2
Dr. Scott Weiss, an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology, discusses the use of vasoactive agents and monitoring of hemoglobin and lactate values in the treatment of septic shock. He explores the choice of vasoactive agents for children with septic shock and highlights the differences between pediatric and adult practice. He emphasizes the importance of reassessing non-responsive septic shock patients, identifying common dynamics of sepsis, and improving the management of children with septic shock.
