Hospital-acquired infections: a cost estimation for CLABSI in Portugal

aeruginosa , such resistance is primarily responsible for nosocomial infections in intensive care units (3); however, the possibility of its dissemination in a dental clinic by

To evaluate and compare time of mechanical ventilation, need for use of noninvasive ventilation, length of stay in the intensive care unit, and length of hospital stay after

A Simple Educational Intervention to Decrease Incidence of Central Line– Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) in Intensive Care Units with Low Baseline Incidence of CLABSI..

CONCLUSIONS: Although the presence of infection is associated with a high mortality in both the medical and surgical intensive care units, the results of this prospective study

aeruginosa infections in patients who were hospitalized in intensive care units (ICUs) in a teaching hospital in Belém, Pará,

Transmission-associated nosocomial infections: prolongations of intensive care unit stay and risk factor analysis using multistate models. Hospital- and

Incidence of nosocomial urinary tract infections on a surgical intensive care unit implications for management. Colpan A, Akinci E, Erbay A, Balaban N,

Keywords : Intensive Care Unit, ventilator associated pneumonia, protocol, infection... Infections in the Intensive Care