
handle: 10668/3475
Las infecciones relacionadas con la atención sanitaria (IRAS) son aquellas que se adquieren o desarrollan como consecuencia de la misma, constituyendo un grave problema de salud pública. Cada año, el tratamiento y la atención de cientos de millones de pacientes en todo el mundo se complica a causa de infecciones contraídas durante la asistencia en entornos sanitarios. A consecuencia de las mismas, los pacientes cursan cuadros clínicos más graves, permanecen más tiempo en el hospital, pueden quedar discapacitados o incluso fallecen.
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