Note: a SIR = 1 means that the hospital's ICUs produced CLABSIs at the same rate overall as would be predicted from national rates for the particular mix of ICUs for which that hospital reported data.  A SIR > 1 indicates the hospital had more infections than predicted from national rates, and a SIR < 1 implies it had fewer infections than predicted.  So, for example, a hospital with a SIR of 1.50 reported 50% more infections than would be predicted from national rates, and one with a SIR of 0.70 reported 30% fewer infections than national rates for its mix of ICUs.

NA: Not all hospitals report CLABSI data. Hospitals in some states report CLABSI data due to state laws mandating this; we include data from 16 of these states and will incorporate newly-reported data from other states as it becomes available.  In addition, some hospitals in 43 states overall voluntarily report CLABSI data to The Leapfrog Group. These data may not be the most current; visit www.leapfroggroup.org/cp for the most up-to-date data. For more information, see Methodology. 

Please note, the SIR displayed for some hospitals is a composite of two or more hospitals in the same system,  click here to view more information.