Meta-analysis on risk factors for healthcare-associated infection with mul-tidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii / 中国感染控制杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To systematically evaluate risk factors for healthcare-associated infection(HAI)with multi-drug-resistant Acinetobacterbaumannii (MDRAB),so as to provide scientific basis for formulating MDRAB pre-vention and intervention strategies. Methods Literatures at home and abroad were searched,RevMan 5.3 statisti-cal software was used for meta analysis of the included literature data. Results A total of 21 papers were included, 8 in English and 13 in Chinese,35 risk factors were analyzed,20 of which were significantly different(all P<0.05),which included in 4 categories① Related factors for antimicrobial useuse of antimicrobial agents prior to isolation of MDRAB(OR,12.87 [95% CI,5.14-32.21]),duration of antimicrobial use(MD,6.99 [95% CI, 2.21-11.78]),types of used antimicrobial agents (MD,1.07 [95% CI,0.60-1.54]),combined use of antimi-crobial agents(OR,4.16 [95% CI,2.63-6.57]),carbapenems use(OR,3.95 [95% CI,2.54-6.13]),use of third and above generation cephalosporins(OR,2.48 [95% CI,1.90-3.24]);② Related factors for invasive pro-ceduresmechanical ventilation(OR,4.30 [95% CI,3.03- 6.10]),endotracheal intubation/tracheotomy(OR, 4.17 [95% CI,2.41-7.22]),urinary catheterization(OR,2.35 [95% CI,1.42-3.88]),deep venous puncture (OR,2.18 [95% CI,1.14-4.16]),drainage catheterization(OR,2.06 [95% CI,1.19-3.58]);③Related fac-tors for intensive care unit (ICU)ICU admission(OR,5.60 [95% CI,2.73-11.48]),length of ICU stay(MD, 4.21 [95% CI,0.72-7.71]);④ Other factorsheart disease(OR,0.71 [95% CI,0.55-0.93]),tumor(OR, 0.67 [95% CI,0.48-0.95]),pancreatitis(OR,2.04 [95% CI,1.11-3.76]),mixed infection(OR,2.57 [95%CI,1.78-3.71]),length of hospital stay(MD,5.92 [95% CI,3.61-8.23]),APACHE II score(MD,4.56 [95% CI,1.94-7.18]),use of glucocorticoid(OR,2.18 [95% CI,1.21-3.90]). Conclusion Antimicrobial use,invasive operation,ICU-related factors are the main risk factors for MDRAB HAI,the relevant treatment and nursing intervention strategies should be formulated based on risk factors to prevent and reduce MDRAB infection.