The Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the rates of central-line-associated bloodstream infection and catheter-associated urinary tract infection in intensive care setting; National experience.

Manar Jaffer Alsaffar, Faisal Mohammed Alsheddi,Tabish Humayun, Fayez Zabar Aldalbehi, Wafa Hamad Sayah Alshammari, Yvonne Suzette Aldecoa, Nadeen Mahmoud Burhan,Aiman El-Saed, Sameh Tawfeeq,Khalid Hamdan Alanazi

American journal of infection control（2023）

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COVID-19 pandemic was associated with increased CLABSI rates and reduced CAUTI rates. COVID-19 pandemic is believed to have negative impacts on several infection control practices and surveillance accuracy. The opposite impact of COVID-19 on CLABSI and CAUTI is probably reflecting the nature of case definition.

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Healthcare-associated infections,Saudi Arabia,bloodstream infection,central line,infection control,surveillance,urinary catheter,urinary tract infection

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