About 70% of CLABSI infections are avoidable through following consistent, evidence-based practices for prevention 1. Developed by Medline's team of vascular access health experts and clinicians ...

The rate of central line-associated bloodstream infections in acute care hospitals increased significantly during the pandemic, researchers reported in Infection Control & Hospital ...

The author reviews the patient, provider, and device factors that contribute to central line–associated bloodstream infections and discusses preventive strategies.

Central line-associated bloodstream infection is not among healthcare risks of which patients are highly aware, according to a study published in The American Journal of Infection Control.

Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) results in an extended length of stay, increased cost, and a 25 percent higher risk of mortality.

A prevention bundle reduced inflammation, infections and hospitalizations among nursing home residents with peripherally inserted central catheters, according to a study.

Catheter salvage therapy was preferred over CVL removal for CLABSI management in pediatric patients with SBS on long-term TPN.

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The Decatur Morgan Hospital announced Friday that it has reported a central line-associated bloodstream infection rate of zero.

Use of disinfection caps helps Loyola achieve a 68 percent decrease in central line bloodstream infections.

Editor's note: A full list of coauthors and their affiliated institutions appears at the end of this post. The work to prevent central line-associated bloodstream infections in intensive care ...

A federal report shows a decline in intensive care unit central line bloodstream infections of 58% and healthcare savings of nearly $2 billion over nine years. But more can be done to further ...