The website — http://CLABSI.APIC.org — is a part of APIC’s “I Believe in Zero CLABSIs” campaign, in which infection preventionists are urged to lead efforts to eliminate these infections, which kill 30,000 people in the United States every year, according to an APIC news release.
The site is intended to serve as a virtual toolkit for health professionals, offering educational materials, webinars, advice from leading experts, guidance documents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other authorities, as well as APIC’s Guide to the Elimination of Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections, which translates evidence-based findings into practical, implementable solutions.
Visit the new CLABSIs website at http://CLABSI.APIC.org.
Read the news release on this website from APIC (pdf).
Read more from and about APIC:
– Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection: What Infection Preventionists Need to Know
– APIC Selected to Provide National Healthcare Safety Network Trainings Throughout Texas
– Review: Infection Prevention Approach to New CMS Requirements for Ambulatory Surgery Centers
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