… of colonization and infection. The prevalence rates of CRE colonization and colonization-…
In conclusion, an active CRE surveillance protocol is essential, but its impact depends on …

… A significant association (ranging from 12% to 15.5%) between CRE colonization in nursing
… Similarly, there is a need to implement periodical surveillance testing to determine in-time …

… infections caused by carbapenem-resistant Gram-negative bacteria. … Monitoring of local
epidemiology is acknowledged as being … of colonization and infection with carbapenem-resistant …

… not statistically significant. Independent sample t-test revealed that carbapenem-resistant …
Exclusion criteria included: missing key data and isolates with mixed colonies suggestive of …

… surveillance culture to carbapenem-resistant gram-negative … of carbapenem-resistant
gram-negative bacteria colonization … a significant reduction on infection/colonization outcomes. …

… Carbapenem-resistant gram-negative bacteria (CRGNB) are … -resistant bacteria (MDR)
globally, accounting for a significant … study, CRGNB-colonized patients in active surveillance at …

… the rate of carbapenem-resistant gram-negative bacteria and … are becoming growingly
prevalent and constitute an important … Hospitalization costs for patients colonized with carbape…

… colonization or infection, which limits our ability to associate CRGNB isolation directly to patient
outcomes and mortality. Of important note, … and continued surveillance will be essential in …

… , with no statistically significant differences detected between … from Plant B with confirmed
CR colonies present on m-Endo … For instance, it could be applied in a wastewater surveillance …

… used as the surveillance technique to detect colonization with multidrug-resistant bacteria
(CR-… We found a statistically significant difference between patients colonized in the ICU and …