healthcare associated infections

What are the Common Types of HAIs in Neonates?

Several types of HAIs are prevalent in neonatal settings:
Sepsis: A systemic infection that can be life-threatening.
Pneumonia: Lung infection often associated with ventilator use.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): Often related to catheter use.
Surgical Site Infections (SSIs): Infections occurring after surgical procedures.
Bloodstream Infections (BSIs): Frequently associated with central line usage.

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