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Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infection (CRBSI)

Guest aymaniham
Guest aymaniham
in Practical Procedures

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Dear netters,

We are going to apply CRBSI prevention bundle. Actually, we follow the CDC guidelines 2002.

I am looking for the practice in other units.

Your contribution is highly appriciated

Regards

Dr. Ayman Abou Mehrem

Assistant Consultant Neonatologist

King Abdulaziz National Guard Hospital

Al-Ahsa

Saudi Arabia
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The March/April 2007, Vol.30, Journal of Infusion Nursing contains an article by Lisa Morgan. The article describes their 3 bundles for catheter care used at Miami Childrens Hospital -Insertion bundle, dressing bundle and maintainance bundle.
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dear aymen,

I can send to you our protocol that we are using in the children's hospital at the intensive pediatric care unit since 2001 if you like. contact me at : ammarkhaldi@yahoo.fr

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