Chronic wounds impact the quality of life of nearly 2.5% (more than 8 million people) of the total population in the U.S. and the management of wounds has a significant economic impact on health care.
In the United States, up to 80% of complicated urinary tract infections are attributable to indwelling urinary catheters.
CLABSIs are associated with a high-cost burden, accounting for approximately $46,000 per case.
Surgical site infections are the most frequent type of healthcare-associated infections, accounting for 14% − 25% of the total hospital-acquired infections.
Methicillin-resistant S. aureus now is one of the leading organisms causing invasive infection in burns across the world, with burn units reporting rates of infection greater than 50%.
The overall mortality for driveline infection was 11.5%.
Hospital-acquired infections during ECMO is 10–12% and their occurrence is likely to be more frequent compared with other critically ill patients.
Ventricular Assist Device/Mechanical Circulatory Support lives impacted
Vascular lives impacted
Post Acute Wound Care lives impacted
Surgical lives impacted
Burn lives impacted
Urology lives impacted
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