WHO: Saudi Arabia Reduces Bloodstream Infections in Intensive Care Fourfold in Four Years
WHO: Saudi Arabia Reduces Bloodstream Infections in Intensive Care Fourfold in Four Years
This success stems from the national strategy launched by the Ministry of Health in 2022 to combat bloodstream infections associated with central catheters. The WHO report praised these efforts and said they are a testament to the Kingdom’s commitment to improving health services and enhancing patient safety. The organization also noted a broader reduction in healthcare-associated infections across the Kingdom, attributing it to the training of over 5,000 health practitioners in infection control practices. These initiatives reflect the Kingdom’s dedication to minimizing health risks and raising the quality of healthcare services.
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