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April 6, 2020Archives of Disease in Childhood

CLABSI reduction using evidence based interventions and nurse empowerment: a quality improvement initiative from a tertiary care NICU in Pakistan

Ali Shabbir Hussain Anjum Mohyuddin Ahmed Saba Arbab Shabina Ariff Rehan Ali Simon Demas Jehan Zeb Arjumand Rizvi Ali Faisal Saleem Joveria Farooqi

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CPP was effective in decreasing NICU CLABSI rates and can be used as a model to decrease NICU CLABSI rates in low or middle-income countries.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d83397f4e559c61eae2ceb https://doi.org/10.1136/archdischild-2019-318779

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