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California - 13,500 died in hospitals from Bacterial infections in 2009

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Thousands dead in California hospitals from Bacterial infections

January 4, 2011, 11:37 Washington, Jan 4 (Prensa Latina)
More than 240,000 people were infected with bacteria in hospitals in California in 2009, of which 13,500 died, today unveiled the Department of State Public Health (CDPH). A statement from the PCHR stresses that this problem because the territory, in addition, expenses in the amount of 100 million three thousand dollars annually.

SB1058 Remember that the law requires hospitals to record and report five types of infections, among them the MRSA bacteria, which is resistant to drugs, and the VRE, also considered highly dangerous.

Although the new law requires all medical centers to report cases, only 66 percent of them comply with the initiative, 28 percent of partial and five percent was not a record....
 
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