A study conducted by AIIMS, New Delhi has shed light on the widespread issue of hospital-acquired infections stemming from catheter use in India. The research uncovered a concerning trend of bloodstream infections in ICUs across the country, often attributed to microbes with significant antibiotic resistance levels. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) led the study, which aimed to investigate the prevalence and patterns of infections associated with catheters in Indian healthcare settings.
AIIMS-Led Study Reveals Prevalence of Hospital-Acquired Infections Due to Catheter Use in India
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