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Table 2 Relative proportion by infection site (number of HAI cases, %), 2013–2017

From: Incidence of healthcare-associated infections in a tertiary hospital in Beijing, China: results from a real-time surveillance system

HAI types

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Total

RTI

2014 (45.24)

1866 (44.89)

2158 (42.89)

2178 (43.15)

2015 (43.12)

10231 (43.80)

 VAP

–

–

151 (3.00)

186 (3.68)

182 (3.89)

–

BSI

572 (12.85)

653 (15.71)

784 (15.58)

826 (16.36)

843 (18.04)

3678 (15.74)

 CLABSI

–

–

94 (1.87)

106 (2.10)

84 (1.80)

–

UTI

544 (12.22)

502 (12.08)

653 (12.98)

710 (14.06)

556 (11.9)

2965 (12.69)

 CAUTI

–

–

356 (7.08)

404 (8.00)

332 (7.10)

–

SSI

194 (4.36)

242 (5.82)

551 (10.95)

497 (9.85)

521 (11.15)

2005 (8.58)

GI

340 (7.64)

289 (6.95)

367 (7.29)

391 (7.75)

348 (7.45)

1735 (7.43)

SST

152 (3.41)

137 (3.3)

202 (4.02)

130 (2.58)

119 (2.55)

740 (3.17)

CNS

125 (2.81)

158 (3.8)

11 (0.22)

18 (0.36)

13 (0.28)

325 (1.39)

OCI

61 (1.37)

36 (0.87)

53 (1.05)

39 (0.77)

27 (0.58)

216 (0.92)

REPR

3 (0.07)

4 (0.1)

7 (0.14)

1 (0.02)

2 (0.04)

17 (0.07)

BJ

8 (0.18)

0

1 (0.02)

0

2 (0.04)

11 (0.05)

CVS

0

0

1 (0.02)

1 (0.02)

0

2 (0.01)

Others

439 (9.86)

270 (6.5)

243 (4.83)

257 (5.09)

227 (4.86)

1436 (6.15)

Total

4452 (100)

4157 (100)

5031 (100)

5048 (100)

4673 (100)

23361 (100)

  1. Note: within one admission, 15470 patients with one episode of HAI, 3298 patients with more than one episode of HAI. RTI respiratory tract infection, VAP ventilator-associated pneumonia, BSI bloodstream infection, CLABSI central line-associated bloodstream infection, UTI urinary tract infection, CAUTI catheter-associated urinary tract infection, SSI surgical site infection, GI gastrointestinal infection, SST skin and soft-tissue infection, CNS central nervous system infection, OCI oral cavity infection, REPR Reproductive tract infection, BJ bone and joint infection, CVS cardiovascular system infection. The data (−) were not available