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Using a sequential rapid cycle improvement process to implement evidence-based practices for cent...
The goal was to decrease the number of patients negatively affected by experiencing a post-operat...
This quality project evaluated the impact of translating evidence based CLABSI practice from the ...
For six months, Brandywine Hospital has not had one central line-associated bloodstream infection...
Hospitals & Health Networks magazine, the flagship publication of the AHA, has put together a web...
This webinar highlights the upcoming HPOE action guide, "Eliminating Catheter-Associated Urinary ...
A nurse-driven protocol was implemented to increase the staff’s awareness on the appropriate indi...
After identification of an opportunity to reduce CAUTIs, leadership headed an initiative to reduc...
Central line-associated bloodstream infections continued to occur in the adult ICU despite the im...
Utilizing PDSA, the hospital’s multidisciplinary team utilized evidence based best practices to e...
The critical care unit identified VAP as an area for improvement, with three VAPs from May-July 2...
The PICC team was created in March 2010 after the facility had documented an increase in PICC-ass...
The medical center’s mission was to reduce the C. difficile rate from 26.7 cases per 10,000 patie...
Many hospitals feel they have adequately addressed the issue of bloodstream infection prevention ...
The Standardized Care to Improve Outcomes in Pediatric ESRD (SCOPE) Quality Collaborative helps d...
This project utilized a failure mode effects analysis methodology to examine why critical care un...
Infection control data demonstrated an increase in the incidence of primary bacteremia associated...
Using a sequential rapid cycle improvement process to implement evidence-based practices for cent...
Infection Control surveillance identified 49 episodes of CLABSI from July 2008-June 2009, greater...
A central line-associated blood stream infection rate of 1.5 infections per 1,000 patient days wa...
