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Effectiveness of Disinfecting Caps for Intravenous Access Points in Reducing Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections, Clinical Utilization, and Cost of Care During COVID-19.

Yuefeng HouLeah P GriffinKari ErtmerStéphanie F BernatchezTarja J KärpänenMaria Palka-Santini
Published in: ClinicoEconomics and outcomes research : CEOR (2023)
This study provides real-world evidence that implementing a disinfecting cap to protect IV access points effectively reduces the risk of CLABSIs in hospitalized patients compared to standard care, ultimately optimizing the utilization of healthcare resources, particularly in situations where the healthcare system is under significant strain or overloaded.
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