Volume 30, Supplement - Infectious Diseases and Carceral Health
SUPPLEMENT ISSUE
Outbreaks and Investigations
Candida auris in US Correctional Facilities
Table
Characteristic | Value |
---|---|
Case information | |
C. auris case type | |
Screening | 11 (85) |
Clinical | 2 (15) |
Healthcare facility type where positive specimens were collected | |
Acute care hospital | 10 (77) |
Long-term acute care hospital |
3 (23) |
Demographic information, medical devices, and underlying conditions at the time of transfer | |
Age, y, median (range) | 55 (26–66) |
Sex | |
M | 12 (92) |
F | 1 (8) |
Mechanical ventilation | 3 (23) |
Indwelling medical devices | 5 (38) |
Central venous catheter | 2 (15) |
Urinary catheter | 2 (15) |
Tracheostomy | 2 (15) |
Feeding tube | 2 (15) |
Underlying chronic conditions | 12 (92) |
Chronic kidney disease† | 8 (62) |
Type 2 diabetes | 7 (54) |
Cardiovascular disease | 5 (38) |
Chronic wounds |
2 (15) |
Correctional facility where patient was transferred | |
State prison | 12 (92) |
Federal prison |
1 (8) |
Transfer location within correctional facility | |
Onsite medical unit | 9 (69) |
Onsite medical unit, then to general population unit | 1 (8) |
General population unit | 1 (8) |
Unknown | 2 (15) |
*Values are no. (%) except as indicated. †Including end-stage renal disease (n = 4).
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