2013•Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection ControlOpen access

P003: Current status of infection control practice for prevent of central venous catheter-associated bloodstream infection in Korea

KOrean Study group for Infection Control and prevention (KOSIC), PG Choe, HY Shin, MJ Shin, K-H. Song, Eun Sun Kim, HY Jin, Young Hae Choi, OJ Choi, KH Park, NJ Park, K-H Kim, SH Han, EJ Choo, HB Kim

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There are evidence-based guidelines for the prevention of central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLA-BSI), but the current status of these practices in intensive care units (ICU) of Korea is unknown.

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Key concepts: Bloodstream infection, Medicine, Central venous catheter, Infection control, Medical microbiology, Intensive care medicine, Central line, Intensive care