marginally significantp=0.059
Compared with OVH, EVH was associated with lower secondary SSI rate, which was marginally significant (1.1% vs. 4.0%, p=0.059).
Compared with OVH, EVH was associated with lower secondary SSI rate, which was marginally significant (1.1% vs. 4.0%, p=0.059).
The contamination score of active CDI patients was higher than that of the non-carriers bud did not reach statistical significance (p=0.083), yet, most (75%) of the CDI patients were treated with anti-CDI antibiotics on the day of screening.
coli ESBL among all screened patients showed an increasing trend (p=0.09), whereas the other MRGNs remained stable.
Conclusion: PPS-data from 2007-2016 show a decreasing trend in the prevalence of HAI with onset during hospitalization, but also a decreasing LOS, while the percentage of patients using antibiotics increased during these years.
Conclusion: There was a strong and highly significant difference between the first and second round of measurements.