New clinical guidelines to reduce central line-associated bloodstream infection
Central line-associated bloodstream infections remain a major challenge in ICUs. A team of clinicians has proposed updated guidelines to standardize the clinical practices addressing CLABSI, aiming to reduce infection rates and improve outcomes for critically ill patients.
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