2015
DOI: 10.3389/fped.2015.00020
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Closed Catheter Access System Implementation in Reducing the Bloodstream Infection Rate in Low Birth Weight Preterm Infants

Abstract: Background: Bloodstream infection (BSI) is one of the significant causes of morbidity and mortality encountered in a neonatal intensive care unit, especially in developing countries. Despite the implementation of infection control practices, such as strict hand hygiene, the BSI rate in our hospital is still high. The use of a closed catheter access system to reduce BSI related to intravascular catheter has hitherto never been evaluated in our hospital.Objective: To determine the effects of closed catheter acce… Show more

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“…In the USA, CLABSI rate in intensive care units is estimated to be 0.8/ 1000 central line days. 2,3 Our study is only 2.31% of infection and no differences between temporary, tunneled, and among temporary with different location. CLABSI is a major cause for longer hospital stay, increased costs, and the high mortality rate.…”
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“…In the USA, CLABSI rate in intensive care units is estimated to be 0.8/ 1000 central line days. 2,3 Our study is only 2.31% of infection and no differences between temporary, tunneled, and among temporary with different location. CLABSI is a major cause for longer hospital stay, increased costs, and the high mortality rate.…”
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“…In comparison, 2012, Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital Jakarta, Indonesia reported a BSI rate of 12.88/1000 catheter days, and then a slight decrease in 2013 to 10.53 BSIs/ 1000 catheter days. 3 Conclusions: The insertion hemodialysis vascular access catheter was newly reported about 2 years in Banjarmasin, Indonesia. There were no differences of infection between tunneled, temporary, and different location in temporary catheter insertion.…”
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