Risk factors for and outcomes of catheter-associated peritonitis in children: The SCOPE collaborative

Keyphrases

• Antimicrobial Therapy 10%
• Care Bundle 20%
• Catheter 20%
• Catheter Care 20%
• Catheter Removal 20%
• Catheter-related 100%
• Causative Organisms 10%
• Chi-square Test 10%
• Chronic Dialysis 10%
• Confidence Interval 30%
• Contamination Indices 10%
• Epidemiological Risk 10%
• Exit Site 10%
• Generalized Linear Mixed Model 10%
• Gram-positive 10%
• Health Outcomes 10%
• High Risk 20%
• Improved Outcomes 30%
• Infection Outcome 10%
• Infection Risk 10%
• Low Compliance 10%
• Low Dose Rate 10%
• Low Risk 10%
• Multivariable Model 10%
• Patient-level 10%
• Pediatric 30%
• Pediatric Patients 10%
• Peritoneal Dialysis 30%
• Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter 20%
• Peritoneal Dialysis-related Peritonitis 10%
• Peritonitis 100%
• Peritonitis Rate 10%
• Permanent Catheter 10%
• Polymicrobial 10%
• Prevention Strategies 10%
• Provider Compliance 10%
• Quality Improvement Initiatives 10%
• Quality Improvement Strategy 10%
• Rate Ratio 30%
• Risk Factors 100%
• Risk Outcomes 10%
• Standardized Practices 10%
• T-test 10%
• Touch Contamination 10%
• Two-year-olds 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Antimicrobial Therapy 8%
• Catheter Care 16%
• Catheter Removal 16%
• Cohort Effect 8%
• Dialysis Catheter 16%
• End Stage Renal Disease 25%
• Infection 33%
• Mixed Model 8%
• Pediatrics 25%
• Pediatrics Patient 8%
• Peritoneal Dialysis 58%
• Peritonitis 100%
• Quality Improvement 16%
• Student T Test 8%