N. Bouafia, A. Ammar, O. Ezzi, Asma Ben Chiekh, M. Mahjoub, W. Bannour, R. Helali, B. Achour, A. Salah, Ben Slimene Dalel, A. Khelif, M. Njah
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Abstract
In haematology-oncology, intensified procedures have been associated with higher risk of healthcare associated infections (HAIs).This study aimed to estimate the incidence and to identify risk factors of HAIs in a haematology-oncology unit in a Tunisian university hospital. We conducted a prospective study, during 06 months from Mars through September 2016 in the department of hematology- oncology in a tertiary teaching hospital in Tunisia. Patients, admitted for ≥48 h, were followed until hospital discharge. The (CDC) criteria for site-specific infections were used to define HAIs. Bivariate and multivariate analyses were performed to identify risk factors of HAIs. P