CMS Hospital Quality

Hospitals with Lowest CLABSI (Central Line Blood Infection) Rate in Rhode Island

Central line-associated bloodstream infection rate. A number below 1.0 means fewer infections than the national average — better than expected.

10 hospitals reportingin Rhode IslandLower score = Better

Rhode Island — CLABSI (Central Line Blood Infection) Rate at a Glance

0.30SIR
Rhode Island Average
0.59SIR
US National Average
10
Hospitals Reporting
10%
Better than National
Rhode Island performs better than the US average for clabsi (central line blood infection) rate. The state average (0.30 SIR) is 0.29 lower than the national average (0.59 SIR). Lower scores indicate fewer adverse events.

Rhode Island Hospital Rankings — CLABSI (Central Line Blood Infection) Rate

#HospitalCityScoreCMS Starsvs National Avg
1ROGER WILLIAMS MEDICAL CENTERPROVIDENCE0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
2OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITALNORTH PROVIDENCE0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
3NEWPORT HOSPITALNEWPORT0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
4LANDMARK MEDICAL CENTERWOONSOCKET0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
5WESTERLY HOSPITALWESTERLY0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
6PROVIDENCE VA MEDICAL CENTERPROVIDENCE0.00SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
7THE MIRIAM HOSPITALPROVIDENCE0.29SIR★★★★★Better than national avg
8WOMEN & INFANTS HOSPITAL OF RHODE ISLANDPROVIDENCE0.35SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
9RHODE ISLAND HOSPITALPROVIDENCE0.97SIR★★★★★Same as national avg
10KENT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITALWARWICK1.39SIR★★★★★Same as national avg

Compare CLABSI (Central Line Blood Infection) Rate by State

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