英文摘要 |
Background: Central venous catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI) is an important indicator of care quality. The average CRBSI rate in our unit was 10.27‰ in 2009. Causes of infection included inadequate CRBSI prevention practices and outdated standard procedures.Purpose: We designed a project to reduce the CRBSI rate below 5.0‰ in our intensive care unit.Resolution: Improvement plans included providing in-service education, establishing a central venous catheter (CVC) care checklist, and updating CRBSI clinical management standards.Results: The CRBSI rate fell to 1.43‰ after implementation. This was significantly below the reduction target of 5.0‰.Conclusions: This project effectively reduced CRBSI. We want to share this experience to help other hospitals and units improve critical care quality and reduce healthcare costs. |