Sentence examples for infected admissions from inspiring English sources

The reduction in the number of infections was largest in Mexico (120 less infected admissions per 1000 admissions with a central line), which reflects the fact that it showed the largest reduction in hazard under the closed infusion container system (table 2).

In both cities the number of infected admissions with a CLABSI was significantly less with the closed infusion container.

In Mexico, the closed infusion container significantly increased the rate of discharge for infected admissions (HR 2.56, 95% CI 1.28 to 5.12, p=0.008), whereas there was a non-significant increase in this rate in São Paulo.

Sicker admissions with a CLABSI had a lower chance of discharge compared with healthier infected admissions, as the HR for moving from 'CLABSI' to 'discharged' was between 0.54 and 0.76 for every one unit increase in ASIS score.

For each simulation, we calculated the differences between the systems in terms of bed days used, admissions infected and admissions dying.

On line to chat with the Vanderbilt reps, I encountered a tenth grader from Stuyvesant, who prefers to remain nameless; both his age and commitment to secrecy a measure of the competitive spirit that has infected the admissions process, especially in New York City's exclusive high schools.

Our results support the findings of ICU-acquired infections increasing hospital mortality: the attributable mortality from ICU-acquired infection was 19.6% in the patients without infection on admission and 18.6% in the patients infected on admission.

The protocol will identify patients at high risk for C difficile, improve the timing of testing of patients infected on admission, and enhance the appropriateness of C difficile testing throughout the patient's hospitalization.

Alberti et al. [ 3] reported that 26% of patients who were infected on ICU admission developed secondary infections compared to 15% of patients not infected on admission.

In our study, the mean cost per hospital admission with a positive culture of MDRPA was €15,265, which was substantially higher than that of hospital admissions infected with non-resistant strains (mean of €4,933).

Based on simulation results, the differences between the closed and open infusion systems in terms of the numbers of admissions infected with a CLABSI, deaths and total number of bed days, are shown in table 3.