TAILIEUCHUNG - CATHETER-RELATED INFECTIONS IN THE CRITICALLY ILL

Intravascular catheters are an integral part of the daily practice of medicine in the intensive care unit. As such, management of these catheters poses significant challenges to the practitioner. Vascular access is necessary in the intensive care setting, yet the devices themselves put patients at significant risk for infection. As hospital infection rates are increasingly used as a surrogate marker for measuring patient safety and quality healthcare, preventing catheter-related infection takes on added import. | CATHETER-RELATED INFECTIONS IN THE CRITICALLY ILL edited by Naomi p. O Grady . Didier Pictet . PERSPECTIVES ON CRITICAL CARE INFECTIOUS DISEASES SERIES EDITOR Jordi Rello CATHETER-RELATED INFECTIONS IN THE CRITICALLY ILL CATHETER-RELATED INFECTIONS IN THE CRITICALLY ILL Editedby Naomi p. O Grady . Critical Care Medicine Department Warren Grant Magneson Clinical Center National Institutes of Health 10 Center Drive Building 1O Room7D43 BCttesd MDeOSOZ and Didier Pittet . UniveisitaHospital Infection Control Program Department of Internal Medicine UniverrityofGenevD Hospitals l2l1Geneval4 Switzerland KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS NEW YORK BOSTON DORDRECHT LONDON .

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