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1. SY191

   HIV therapy: what is in the pipeline in 2014?

   Jose M. Gatell, Barcelona, Spain

   12 May 2014

   Session: What is hot in HIV in 2014?

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Symposium lecture

   Viral Infection & Disease

2. EW038

   Update on EUCAST 2014

   Rafael Canton Moreno, Madrid, Spain

   10 May 2014

   Session: Antimicrobial susceptibility testing with EUCAST breakpoints and methods

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Workshop lecture

   Bacterial Susceptibility & Resistance

3. O191

   Design and analysis feasibility of an international cohort study of bacteraemia due to ESBL and carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae: the Increment project

   Belén Gutierrez, Seville, Spain

   Gutierrez, B.(1)*; Pérez-Cortés, S.(1); Salamanca, E.(1); Bonomo, R.A.(2); Carmeli, Y.(3); Paterson, D.(4); Pascual, A.(1); Rodríguez-Baño, J.(1);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

4. O192

   The burden of bloodstream infections caused by multiresistant bacteria in European hospitals: a multi-centre retrospective cohort study

   Andrew James Stewardson, Geneva, Australia

   Stewardson, A.(1)*; Allignol, A.(2); Harbarth, S.(1); on behalf of the TIMBER study group, (1);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

5. O193

   Multi-drug resistance is an important risk factor for inappropriate empiric therapy among ICU patients with Gram-negative sepsis: a cohort study

   Marya Zilberberg, Goshen (MA), United States

   Zilberberg, M.(1)*; Shorr, A.F.(2); Micek, S.T.(3); Kollef, M.(4);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

6. O194

   Evaluation of an algorithm for electronic surveillance of hospital-acquired infections yielding serial weekly point-prevalence scores

   Roel Streefkerk, Rotterdam, Netherlands Antilles

   Streefkerk, R.(1); Borsboom, G.(2); van der Hoeven, C.(1); Verkooijen, R.(1)*; Verbrugh, H.(1);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

7. O195

   Effect of standardised surveillance of intensive care unit-acquired infections on ventilator-associated pneumonia incidence

   Thomas Bénet, Lyon, France

   Bénet, T.(1)*; Ecochard, R.(2); Voirin, N.(1); Machut, A.(3); Lepape, A.(4); Savey, A.(3); Vanhems, P.(1);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

8. O196

   A multi-centre surveillance of ventilator-associated events in China

   Zhiyong Zong, Chengdu, China

   Zong, Z.(1)*; Zhu, S.(2);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

9. O197

   Implementation of national guidelines for the prevention of healthcare-associated infections: results of the pan-European PROHIBIT survey

   Sonja Hansen, Berlin, Germany

   Hansen, S.(1)*; Zingg, W.(2); Schwab, F.(1); Behnke, M.(1); Pittet, D.(2); Gastmeier, P.(1);

   13 May 2014

   Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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   Event: ECCMID 2014
   Barcelona, Spain
   Oral presentation

   Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control

10. O198

    The PROHIBIT (preventing hospital-acquired infections by intervention and training) intervention trial - results of a cluster-randomised European multi-centre study on the reduction of central line-related bloodstream infections

    Tjallie Van Der Kooi, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

    van Der Kooi, T.(1)*; Wolkewitz, M.(2); van Benthem, B.(3); de Greeff, S.(3); Grundmann, H.(4); Zingg on behalf of the PROHIBIT study group, W.(5);

    13 May 2014

    Session: Healthcare - associated infections - from analysis to interventions

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    Event: ECCMID 2014
    Barcelona, Spain
    Oral presentation

    Healthcare-associated & Nosocomial Infections, Infection Control