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Reducing central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) rates with cognitive science-based training
Jessica Lowery1, Matthew Jensen Hays2, Andrea Burch1
1Lutheran Medical Center, Wheat Ridge, CO.
Abstract:
There have been many tactics throughout the years aimed at reducing central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI) in the healthcare setting. To reduce CLABSI rates at this facility, we employed cognitive science-based online training directed at nursing departments. Following implementation, we found significant reductions in CLABSI rates that were sustained for a minimum of 9 months. These results demonstrate that this learning methodology can be used to help decrease CLABSI and potentially other health care-associated infections.
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