Rethinking paediatric sepsis care through local provider voices and lived systems: a mixed-methods study in two hospitals in Ghana

Paediatric sepsis care in Ghana is influenced by complex and interconnected structural, cultural and procedural factors. Our findings indicate that contextually adapted care pathways are crucial for improving sepsis outcomes in resource-constrained settings. Co-designed interventions, rather than wholly imported protocols, may offer a more sustainable approach to strengthening health systems in LMICs.