Cedar Park Regional Medical Center Celebrates Milestone in Patient Safety: 900 Days CLABSI-Free
7/19/2024
CEDAR PARK, Texas – Cedar Park Regional Medical Center is proud to announce a significant milestone in patient safety, having reached 900 consecutive days without a central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI). This remarkable achievement highlights the hospital’s unwavering commitment to providing the highest standard of care and ensuring a safe environment for all patients.
Central line-associated bloodstream infections are serious complications that can arise from the use of central venous catheters. Preventing these infections is crucial for patient safety and outcomes. Cedar Park Regional Medical Center’s accomplishment in maintaining a CLABSI-free status for such an extended period is a testament to the dedication and expertise of its healthcare teams.
“Our staff’s commitment to patient safety is truly inspiring,” said Sean Tinney, chief executive officer at Cedar Park Regional Medical Center. “Reaching 900 days without a CLABSI is not just a number; it reflects our continuous efforts to implement best practices, educate our teams, and maintain a culture of safety. Every member of our team plays a vital role in this achievement, and we are incredibly proud of their dedication to our patients.”
Key factors contributing to this success include rigorous infection control protocols, ongoing staff training, and the use of advanced technologies to monitor and prevent infections. Cedar Park Regional Medical Center’s interdisciplinary approach involves collaboration among physicians, nurses, infection preventionist, and other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive patient care. “Patient safety is at the core of everything we do,” said Barbara Watson, chief nursing officer. “Our teams are trained to adhere to the highest standards of infection prevention, and this milestone demonstrates their unwavering commitment to protecting our patients. We will continue to strive for excellence and prioritize safety in all aspects of care.”
Cedar Park Regional Medical Center remains dedicated to fostering a culture of safety and continuous improvement. The hospital will continue to invest in education, technology, and practices that enhance patient care and reduce the risk of infections.
For more information about Cedar Park Regional Medical Center and its commitment to patient safety, please visit https://www.cedarparkregional.com/quality-safety.
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