To the Editor: We would like to congratulate the Central Line Associated Bacteraemia in NSW Intensive Care Units Collaborative for reducing central line-associated bacteraemia (CLAB), and showing that this reduction was associated with compliance with evidence-based aseptic central venous line (CVL) insertion, which included a patient bundle and a clinician bundle, as reported by Burrell and colleagues.1
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- Chantal S Ferguson1
- Victoria C D’Abrera1
- Helen J Van Gessel2
- Dorothy Jones1
- 1 Department of Health, Perth, WA.
- 2 Department of Health, Albany, WA.
Correspondence: Victoria.D’AbreraAThealth.wa.gov.au
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