Iowa Activities to Prevent Healthcare-associated Infections
Financial and/or technical support provided by CDC
Iowa

- Patients in Iowa hospitals had 45 percent fewer central line-associated bloodstream infections in 2011 than would have been predicted. (SIR=0.56, What is this?)
- The percent of healthcare facilities in this state reporting HAI data to CDC's NHSN:
- State health department is involved with a CUSP initiative to prevent CLABSI and/or CAUTI
- State has implemented a CAUTI Prevention Collaborative
- State has implemented a C. diff Prevention Collaborative
- State has implemented a Prevention Collaborative for LTC Facilities*
- Dialysis facilities in this state are participating in prevention and/or reporting initiatives for HAIs
- State is involved with antimicrobial stewardship activities
- 2012 Affordable Care Act (ACA) funding amount: $275,587.06
- Activities: HAI Prevention Infrastructure and HAI Prevention Initiatives (see ACA Activities Funded for more information)
- 2011 Affordable Care Act (ACA) funding amount: $71,472
- Activity: HAI Prevention Infrastructure (see ACA Activities Funded for more information)
- 2009-2011 Recovery Act funding amount: $880,622
- Activities A, B, and C: Infrastructure, Monitoring, and Prevention Projects (see ELC Activities Funded for more information)
State Contact:
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Nancy Wilde
HAI Coordinator
Center for Acute Disease Epidemiology
Iowa Department of Public Health
321 East 12th Street
Des Moines, IA 50319-0075 - Phone:
(515) 242-3892
Fax: (515) 281-5698 - Nancy.Wilde@idph.iowa.gov
- Iowa Department of Health HAI website
The information included in this map describes state HAI prevention efforts with financial and/or technical support provided by CDC. Please refer to state health department Web sites for information about additional HAI prevention efforts underway in each state.
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