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Hospitalization reasons as risk factors for hospital-acquired infections and hospital-acquired resistant infections in adults
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• Reason for admission is an independent risk factor for HAI and HARI. • Respiratory disorders show the strongest association with infection risk. • Admission reasons can guide targeted infection control and surveillance.
Keywords:
CI
confidence interval
COPD
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
DAG
directed a cyclic graph
ESBL
extended spectrum beta lactamase
HAI
hospital, acquired infections
HARI
hospital, acquired resistant infections
ICD
9, international classification of diseases
MALDI
TOF, matrix, assisted laser desorption ionization, time of flight
MRSA
methicillin, resistant S. aureus
OR
odds ratio
SDH
social determinants of health
WHO
world health organization
Risk factors
Infections
Hospital-acquired infections
Hospital-acquired resistant infections
Reason for hospitalization
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