In this study, scientists want to find out which kind of fluids are best for treating sepsis, a serious infection. Sepsis patients often get fluids called "crystalloids." These can be **normal saline** (saltwater) or **balanced crystalloids** (like Lactated Ringer or Plasma-Lyte). Doctors at Emory hospitals will use a special computer program to help decide if a patient should get balanced crystalloids instead of normal saline. If a patient is in the **intervention group**, doctors will get a reminder to use balanced crystalloids because it might help the patient more.

• The study is only for adults in the emergency department at Emory hospitals.
• Doctors will receive alerts to use certain fluids, potentially improving patient outcomes.
• No extra visits or special treatments are required; it's part of regular hospital care.

Patients are considered when they have a blood test to check for infection. The study will focus on patients needing intensive care and will last up to 30 days or until they leave the ICU. There's no cost or extra risk for participating.