A point-prevalence surveillance of healthcare-associated infections in a tertiary care teaching hospital in Malaysia

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The overall prevalence of healthcare-associated infections in surveyed patients was 2.4%, indicating a need for improved infection control measures.
Among the surveyed patients, 40.7% had underlying medical illnesses associated with the risk of healthcare-associated infections.
A point prevalence survey was conducted in a tertiary care teaching hospital, analyzing data from 588 patients over a one-day period.
Regular surveillance may help identify high-risk groups and facilitate strategic improvements in patient safety.

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Point prevalence survey reports 2.4% incidence of healthcare-associated infections in 588 patients, highlighting critical areas for intervention.

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Point prevalence survey reports 2.4% incidence of healthcare-associated infections in 588 patients, highlighting critical areas for intervention.