Resultados de la aplicación del proyecto Bacteriemia Zero en CatalunyaResults of the implementation of the Bacteremia Zero project in Catalonia, Spain
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Central venous catheter insertion: Review of recent evidence
2021, Best Practice and Research: Clinical AnaesthesiologyCitation Excerpt :CVC insertion is usually performed in intensive care units and operating rooms, and different care bundles have proven their effectiveness in reducing rates of CR-BSI [11,12]. In Spain, the “Zero Bacteremia” project, implemented in 2009, reduced the incidence of colonization and CR-BSI [13] by enhancing measures such as adequate hand hygiene, maximum barrier measures, skin disinfection with alcoholic chlorhexidine, preference for subclavian vein access, and proper catheter management. Currently, some other procedures appear to be additionally useful to improve patient outcome in terms of morbidity and mortality.
Effectiveness of a bundle of measures for reducing central line-associated bloodstream infections
2020, Revista Espanola de Anestesiologia y ReanimacionAntisepsis in the handling of vascular access connections
2019, Medicina IntensivaEvaluation of the usefulness of a quantitative blood culture in the diagnosis of catheter-related bloodstream infection: Comparative analysis of two periods (2002 and 2012)
2016, Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiologia ClinicaCitation Excerpt :Several interventions implemented in our hospital may have contributed to the reduction in positive QBC results between the two periods: educational programs for the staff, guidelines for insertion and handling of vascular accesses to prevent CRBSI,13 and implementation the Bacteremia Zero project, first applied in our ICUs and later extended to the whole hospital. Introduction of the Bacteremia Zero project in 2009 throughout the autonomous community of Catalonia was associated with a >40% decline in ICU CRBSI rates, reaching values of 3.04 episodes per 1000 catheter-days in hospitals with >500 beds.14 The percentage of patients experiencing several BSI episodes was similar in the 2 periods (12.5% in 2002 vs 10.5% in 2012).
Severe trauma patients and nursing practice-associated infections
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