The 1st PPAVI Higher Education Research and Vocational Conference 2026

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Accepted PPAVI-2026-06E4478C / Oral
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Submission Information

Submitted
22 Oct 2026, 17:48 WIB
Presentation Type
Oral
Presentation Fee
Registration Fee: Presenter Oral Online
Symposium
Symposium on Health Futures, Nursing Innovation, and Community Wellbeing
Track
Nursing Innovation, Clinical Learning, and Care Quality
Topic
Patient Safety and Care Quality
Authors
Elfina Natalia
Affiliation
STIKES Dirgahayu Samarinda
Submission Payment
Paid

Title and Abstract

English

Title

Use of a Modified CVC Exit-Site Infection Score with a Prevention Bundle in Pediatric Care: An Evidence-Based Nursing Practice Project

Abstract

Central venous catheters (CVCs) provide essential vascular access for pediatric patients but carry a risk of bloodstream infection (BSI). This evidence-based nursing practice project evaluated the use of a modified CVC exit-site infection score alongside a BSI prevention bundle among pediatric patients in the infectious disease ward at Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo National Hospital, Jakarta. The quantitative study included 48 patients aged 1 month to 18 years with non-tunneled CVCs, recruited consecutively and allocated to intervention and control groups of 24 patients each. Over seven days, the intervention group received CVC monitoring and care using the modified score in combination with the prevention bundle. Outcomes included leukocyte count, procalcitonin, C-reactive protein, body temperature, exit-site score, and infection status. The authors reported a statistically significant difference in infection status associated with the intervention (p = 0.002) and a significant post-intervention difference between groups. These findings suggest that structured CVC monitoring and bundle-based care may support infection prevention in pediatric patients. Because the score and prevention bundle were implemented together, their individual contributions cannot be determined from the reported results.

Keywords

central venous catheter, exit-site assessment, bloodstream infection prevention, pediatric nursing, evidence-based practice, patient safety

Bahasa Indonesia

Judul

Penggunaan Skor Infeksi Situs Keluar CVC yang Dimodifikasi dengan Bundel Pencegahan dalam Perawatan Pediatrik: Proyek Praktik Keperawatan Berbasis Bukti

Abstrak

Kater vena sentral (CVC) menyediakan akses vaskular yang penting bagi pasien pediatrik tetapi membawa risiko infeksi aliran darah (BSI). Proyek praktik keperawatan berbasis bukti ini mengevaluasi penggunaan skor infeksi situs keluar CVC yang dimodifikasi bersama dengan bundel pencegahan BSI di antara pasien pediatrik di bangsal penyakit menular di Rumah Sakit Nasional Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo, Jakarta. Studi kuantitatif ini melibatkan 48 pasien berusia 1 bulan hingga 18 tahun dengan CVC non-tunneled, yang direkrut secara berurutan dan dialokasikan ke kelompok intervensi dan kontrol masing-masing 24 pasien. Selama tujuh hari, kelompok intervensi menerima pemantauan dan perawatan CVC menggunakan skor yang dimodifikasi dalam kombinasi dengan bundel pencegahan. Hasil yang diukur termasuk jumlah leukosit, prokalsitonin, protein C-reaktif, suhu tubuh, skor situs keluar, dan status infeksi. Penulis melaporkan perbedaan yang signifikan secara statistik dalam status infeksi yang terkait dengan intervensi (p = 0.002) dan perbedaan signifikan pasca-intervensi antara kelompok. Temuan ini menunjukkan bahwa pemantauan CVC yang terstruktur dan perawatan berbasis bundel dapat mendukung pencegahan infeksi pada pasien pediatrik. Karena skor dan bundel pencegahan diterapkan bersama, kontribusi individu mereka tidak dapat ditentukan dari hasil yang dilaporkan.

Kata kunci

kater vena sentral, penilaian situs keluar, pencegahan infeksi aliran darah, keperawatan pediatrik, praktik berbasis bukti, keselamatan pasien

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