… Extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL)-… upon hospital admission (UHA) in a nationwide
prospective study. Thus, a multicenter prospective study was conducted in 10 Israeli hospitals. …

… hospital admission. We retrospectively analyzed chart data for 849 adult inpatients. The
derivation cohort included 339 patients admitted to a large hospital … 48 h after admission. Logistic…

… ; these included a prospective study to evaluate the prevalence of the ESBL phenotype in
organisms causing bloodstream infections at the time of hospital admission, a case-control …

… bacteria were 45.5/10 000 and 2.1/10 000 admission days for ESBL carriers and non-carriers, …
at hospital admission was 8.2%, and was comparable among patients admitted from LTCF …

… Antimicrobial drug exposures were assessed in the period between hospital admission
and ICU admission. Antimicrobial drugs were analyzed as binary variables; if an antimicrobial …

… Of the 12 patients who were still in the hospital 2 weeks after admission, … admission to the
medical departments of our hospital and in 4 (33%) of 12 patients still remaining in our hospital …

… admitted nursing home patients. In 80 % of these cases the ceftazidime-resistant organism
was present on admission to the hospital. … beta-lactam agents in Enterobacteriaceae: hospital …

… We identified prior hospital admission in another country, transfer from another ICU,
surgery within the past year, and prior neurologic disease as independent risk factors for …

… Patients enter in the multistate model in state 1 at hospital admission. At the time of infection
(ESBL+ or ESBL- infection) patients move to state 2 then to state 3 at the time of discharge …

… , leading to the development of extended spectrum β lactamases (ESBLs).4 Examples are …
care units in hospitals, resulting in increasing costs of treatment and prolonged hospital stays. …