Ann & Robert H Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
Patient Safety - Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSIs)
Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infections (CLABSIs)
Presented below are annual central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) occurring in critical care units, also known as intensive care units (ICUs). ICU-specific summary data for CLABSI are provided using the Standardized Infection Ratio(SIR) . Statewide summaries of CLABSI data arranged by ICU type and hospital are also included.
ExportStatistical Significance
Statistically significantly better than the national average or performing at the best possible rate
Not statistically significantly better or worse than the national average
Statistically significantly worse than the national average
Adult CLABSI
Adult CLABSI Measure | Result | SIR | |
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Adult Medical/Surgical ICU
2019
|
N/A infections, N/A central-line days 169 |
Pediatric CLABSI
Ped. CLABSI Measure | Result | SIR | |
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Pediatric Medical ICU
2015
|
1 infections, 1411 central-line days | ||
Pediatric Medical-Surgical ICU
2023
|
5 infections, 4543 central-line days | ||
Pediatric Medical-Surgical ICU, Second Unit
2018
|
0 infections, 1591 central-line days 117 | ||
Pediatric Cardiothoracic ICU
2023
|
9 infections, 8888 central-line days |
NICU CLABSI
NICU CLABSI Measure | Result | SIR | |
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Level III Neonatal ICU
2019
|
6 infections, 6642 central-line days |