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	Further instructions for reporting:		Further instructions for reporting:
	* central vascular catheter colonisation must not be reported;		* central vascular catheter colonisation must not be reported;
	CRI3 (-CVC or -PVC) is also a bloodstream infection with source C-CVC or C-PVC respectively, however when a CRI3 is reported, the BSI must not be reported in the * point prevalence survey, microbiologically confirmed catheter-related BSI must be reported as CRI3.		* CRI3 (-CVC or -PVC) is also a bloodstream infection with source C-CVC or C-PVC respectively, however when a CRI3 is reported, the BSI must not be reported in the * point prevalence survey, microbiologically confirmed catheter-related BSI must be reported as CRI3.

	==Link to European IC/HH Core Competencies==		==Link to European IC/HH Core Competencies==

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			'''The “Point prevalence survey of healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial use in European acute care hospitals” protocol adopts the following definition of Catheter-Related Infection (CRI).'''

			;CRI1-CVC (Central Venous Catheter): local CVC-related infection (no positive blood culture):
			:* quantitative CVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml (1) or semi-quantitative CVC culture > 15 CFU
			:and
			:* pus/inflammation at the insertion site or tunnel.


			;CRI1-PVC (Peripheral Venous Catheter): local PVC-related infection (no positive blood culture):
			:* quantitative PVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml or semi-quantitative PVC culture > 15 CFU
			:and
			:* pus/inflammation at the insertion site or tunnel.


			;CRI2-CVC (Central Venous Catheter): General CVC-related infection (no positive blood culture):
			:* quantitative CVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml or semi-quantitative CVC culture > 15 CFU
			:and
			:* clinical signs improve within 48 hours after catheter removal.


			;CRI2-PVC (Peripheral Venous Catheter): General PVC-related infection (no positive blood culture):
			:* quantitative PVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml or semi-quantitative PVC culture > 15 CFU
			:and
			:* clinical signs improve within 48 hours after catheter removal.


			;CRI3-CVC (Central Venous Catheter): microbiologically confirmed CVC-related bloodstream infection:
			:* BSI occurring 48 hours before or after catheter removal
			:and
			:* positive culture with the same microorganism of either:
			:* quantitative CVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml or semi-quantitative CVC culture > 15 CFU;
			:* quantitative blood culture ratio CVC blood sample/peripheral blood sample > 5;
			:* differential delay of positivity of blood cultures: CVC blood sample culture positive two hours or more
			:* before peripheral blood culture (blood samples drawn at the same time);
			:* positive culture with the same microorganism from pus from insertion site.


			;CRI3-PVC (Peripheral Venous Catheter): microbiologically confirmed PVC-related bloodstream infection:
			:* BSI occurring 48 hours before or after catheter removal
			:and
			:* positive culture with the same microorganism of either:
			:* quantitative PVC culture ≥ 103 CFU/ml or semi-quantitative PVC culture > 15 CFU;
			:* positive culture with the same microorganism from pus from insertion site.


			Further instructions for reporting:
			* central vascular catheter colonisation must not be reported;
			CRI3 (-CVC or -PVC) is also a bloodstream infection with source C-CVC or C-PVC respectively, however when a CRI3 is reported, the BSI must not be reported in the * point prevalence survey, microbiologically confirmed catheter-related BSI must be reported as CRI3.

			==Link to European IC/HH Core Competencies==
			* Area 3. Surveillance and investigation of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)

			=References=

			* Brun-Buisson C, Abrouk F, Legrand P, Huet Y, Larabi S, Rapin M. Diagnosis of central venous catheter-related sepsis. Critical level of quantitative tip cultures. Arch Intern Med 1987; 147(5):873-877.
			* Quilici N, Audibert G, Conroy MC, Bollaert PE, Guillemin F, Welfringer P et al. Differential quantitative blood cultures in the diagnosis of catheter-related sepsis in intensive care units. ClinInfectDis 1997; 25(5):1066-1070.
			* http://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publications/Publications/0512-TED-PPS-HAI-antimicrobial-use-protocol.pdf


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