Table 5.
States and territories with HAI laws by year data submission began, through January 31, 2013
Year | States and territories | Number (%) |
---|---|---|
Central line-associated bloodstream infection, adult ICUsa
(n=34)
| ||
2005 | MO, NV | 2 (6) |
2007 | CO, DC, ME, NY | 4 (12) |
2008 | CT, DE, IL, MA, MD, OK, PA, SC, TN, UT, VA, WA | 12 (35) |
2009 | CA, NH, NJ, OR, RI, VT, WV | 7 (21) |
2011 | AL, AR, HI, TX | 4 (12) |
2012 | IN, NC, NM | 3 (9) |
2013 | GA, MN | 2 (6) |
| ||
Central line-associated bloodstream infection, pediatric ICUsb,c
(n=26)
| ||
2005 | MO | 1 (4) |
2007 | NY | 1 (4) |
2008 | CT, MA, MD, PA, TN, UT, WA | 7 (27) |
2009 | CA, NH, NJ, RI | 4 (15) |
2010 | DC, IL | 2 (8) |
2011 | AL, AR, DE, HI, OH, TX | 6 (23) |
2012 | IN, NC, WV | 3 (12) |
2013 | GA, MN | 2 (8) |
| ||
Central line-associated bloodstream infection, neonatal ICUsb,c
(n=27)
| ||
2005 | MO | 1 (4) |
2007 | CO, ME, NY | 3 (11) |
2008 | MA, MD, PA, TN, WA | 5 (19) |
2009 | CA, NH, NJ, RI | 4 (15) |
2010 | DC, IL | 2 (7) |
2011 | AR, DE, HI, OR, TX, UT | 6 (22) |
2012 | CT, IN, NC, WV | 4 (15) |
2013 | GA, MN | 2 (7) |
| ||
Catheter-associated urinary tract infection (n=14)
| ||
2008 | PA | 1 (7) |
2010 | NJ | 1 (7) |
2012 | AR, CT, DE, HI, IN, NC, NH, TN, UT, WV | 10 (71) |
2013 | GA, MN | 2 (14) |
| ||
Ventilator-associated pneumonia (n=4)
| ||
2008 | OK, PA, SC | 3 (75) |
2009 | WA | 1 (25) |
| ||
Methicillin-resistant S. aureusd
(n=20)
| ||
2005 | MO | 1 (5) |
2008 | PA, SC | 2 (10) |
2009 | CA, DC, NJ, OH | 4 (20) |
2010 | TN | 1 (5) |
2011 | ME, NV, RI | 3 (15) |
2012 | IL | 1 (5) |
2013 | AR, DE, GA, HI, MN, NC, UT, WV | 8 (40) |
| ||
C. difficile (n=19)
| ||
2008 | OH, PA | 2 (11) |
2009 | CA, NY | 2 (11) |
2010 | TN | 1 (5) |
2011 | RI | 1 (5) |
2012 | IL, ME, NM, OR | 4 (21) |
2013 | AR, CT, DE, GA, HI, MN, NC, UT, WV | 9 (47) |
| ||
Vancomycin resistant enterococci (n=3)
| ||
2005 | MO | 1 (33) |
2008 | PA | 1 (33) |
2009 | CA | 1 (33) |
Abbreviations: HAI, healthcare-associated infection; ICU, intensive care unit; CLABSI, central line-associated bloodstream infection; MRSA, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
In DE, CLABSI data were submitted for a single ICU per hospital until 2011.
It was unclear when mandatory CLABSI data submission in neonatal and pediatric ICUs began in DC and MN. Possibly as early as 2007 and 2010, respectively and definitely by 2010 and 2013, respectively.
Pediatric hospitals in MN were exempt from submitting CLABSI data.
In NJ, MRSA data were submitted for at least one ICU location per hospital until 2011.