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Healthcare-Associated Infections Declined in 2023, CDC Reports
New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates a decline in healthcare-associated infections during 2023. These findings highlight changes within patient safety initiatives.
07/26/2026 · Alabama edition
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Why it matters locally: The reported decline in healthcare-associated infections aligns with nationwide efforts to improve patient safety, directly impacting health outcomes for patients in Alabama's hospitals and medical facilities.
WASHINGTON — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a decrease in healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) for 2023. This reduction signals changes in patient safety practices within medical facilities. Hospital-acquired infections, also known as HAIs, refer to infections patients contract while receiving medical care for other conditions. Medical professionals track these infections to monitor patient safety standards.Related Topics
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