Table 1: Hospital and Team Participation by State

Eliminating CLABSI: A National Patient Safety Imperative--Second Progress Report

Table 1: Hospital and Team Participation by State

Information reflects data entered as of June 15, 2011.

State	Total CUSP Units/ Teams^a	Total CUSP Hospitals	Total Hospitals in State^b	Recruitment Percentage—Total^c	Hospitals in State With an ICU	CUSP Hospitals With an ICU^d	Recruitment Percentage—Hospitals With an ICU
AL	94	80	115	69.6%	70	57	81.4%
AR	54	28	95	29.5%	51	20	39.2%
AZ	17	9	82	11.0%	44	7	15.9%
CO	8	6	84	7.1%	43	5	11.6%
CT	18	15	35	42.9%	25	12	48.0%
DC	22	7	10	70.0%	8	6	75.0%
DE	14	8	7	114.3%	7	6	85.7%
FL	73	35	215	16.3%	116	31	26.7%
GA	59	35	154	22.7%	80	28	35.0%
HI	40	16	25	64.0%	15	14	93.3%
IA	20	12	118	10.2%	78	10	12.8%
ID	2	2	47	4.3%	17	2	11.8%
IL	88	45	189	23.8%	129	34	26.4%
IN	20	15	134	11.2%	87	13	14.9%
KS	55	44	146	30.1%	55	26	47.3%
KY	61	34	109	31.2%	60	29	48.3%
LA	17	13	192	6.8%	61	11	18.0%
MA	31	22	80	27.5%	52	19	36.5%
MD	84	45	49	91.8%	46	40	87.0%
MN	33	15	133	11.3%	68	7	10.3%
MO	26	21	134	15.7%	92	21	22.8%
MS	10	9	103	8.7%	47	9	19.1%
MT	20	6	52	11.5%	24	5	20.8%
NC	47	29	117	24.8%	84	n/a	n/a
ND	7	5	41	12.2%	18	5	27.8%
NE	18	8	90	8.9%	25	8	32.0%
NH	10	9	28	32.1%	25	9	36.0%
NJ	55	39	80	48.8%	57	35	61.4%
NM	2	2	43	4.7%	23	2	8.7%
NV	37	17	43	39.5%	19	8	42.1%
NY	29	22	191	11.5%	129	16	12.4%
OH	64	57	195	29.2%	135	n/a	n/a
OK	17	13	135	9.6%	50	10	20.0%
OR	13	10	59	16.9%	52	9	17.3%
PA	49	27	197	13.7%	130	20	15.4%
PR	24	15	53	28.3%	8	4	50.0%
SC	57	24	72	33.3%	54	21	38.9%
SD	12	7	58	12.1%	30	6	20.0%
TN	134	57	139	41.0%	59	37	62.7%
TX	58	34	520	6.5%	273	28	10.3%
UT	5	5	47	10.6%	22	4	18.2%
VA	62	30	91	33.0%	57	28	49.1%
WA	82	55	90	61.1%	54	n/a	n/a
WI	91	45	132	34.1%	84	38	45.2%
WV	30	20	58	34.5%	38	20	52.6%
WY	6	3	26	11.5%	17	3	17.6%

^a. Pronovost PJ, Goeschel CA, Colantuoni E, et al. Sustaining reductions in catheter-related bloodstream infections in Michigan intensive care units: an observational study. BMJ 2010 Feb 4;340:c309.
^b. "Total Hospitals in State" reflects those hospitals defined as "Community Hospitals" in the American Hospital Association (AHA) Annual Survey and refers to all nonfederal, short-term and long-term general acute care hospitals. The recruitment percentage is calculated based on this number. There are instances where participating hospitals are not characterized as community hospitals, and these result in a recruitment percentage greater than 100.
^c. "Total Hospitals in State" reflects those hospitals defined as "Community Hospitals" in the AHA Annual Survey and refers to all nonfederal, short-term and long-term general acute care hospitals. The recruitment percentage is calculated based on this number. There are instances where participating hospitals are not characterized as community hospitals, and these result in a recruitment percentage greater than 100.
^d. This category denotes hospitals with some form of an intensive care unit (ICU). The project is reporting this because this hospital designation accounts for the majority of project participants, as well as the majority of hospitals likely to insert central lines and to experience CLABSIs. Hospitals that do not submit data to the AHA Annual Survey may have ICUs that are not reflected in the ICU totals reported above.

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Current as of September 2011

Internet Citation: Table 1: Hospital and Team Participation by State: Eliminating CLABSI: A National Patient Safety Imperative--Second Progress Report. September 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/cusp/clabsi-update/table1.html