Central line associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI)
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- Document if present on admission
- Use terms like "due to" or "secondary to" to indicate that the bacteremia is related to the central line
- Document type and site of central line
- Dialysis
- Femoral
- PICC
- Subclavian
- When known or suspected, document causative organism
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