Intensive and Critical Care Nursing · 2024 · 15 citations · 22 references
This study underscores the importance to early identify and manage patients at risk for MDROs colonisation in ICUs. By recognising factors (i.e. previous hospitalisations, existing colonisation or infection, impact of prolonged ICU stay), healthcare providers can implement targeted strategies to mitigate the spread of MDROs; e.g. enhanced surveillance, stringent infection control measures and judicious antibiotics use. Our findings highlight the need for a comprehensive approach to manage antimicrobial resistance in critical care settings to ultimately improve patient outcomes and reduce MDROs burden in hospitals.
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