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Nataly_w [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

b. documented

Explanation:

"HAI" stands for "Hospital-Acquired Infections." It refers to the infections that patients get while they are under the care of a hospital facility. This is also called "nosocomial infections." One example of this is the "Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia" which a person manifests after 48 hours of being admitted in the facility.

Mandatory reporting is needed for HAI in order for the hospital to be transparent and to help hasten the surveillance methods. Therefore, all instances of HAI should be properly documented. The "National Healthcare Safety Network" closely monitors such occurrences because it can lead to high mortality rate.

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