50 Statistics on State CLABSI Rates

The following are the standardized infection ratios — observed to expected infection rates — for central-line associated bloodstream infections for most of the 50 states (some data was excluded for inconsistencies). States are ordered from lowest infection rates to highest infection rates as compared with expected infection rates. Data was last refreshed on Hospital Compare Dec. 12, 2013.

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Hawaii — 0.182

Vermont — 0.248

South Dakota — 0.278

Oregon — 0.297

Idaho — 0.311

North Dakota — 0.393

Kansas — 0.417

Massachusetts — 0.417

Michigan — 0.423

West Virginia — 0.433

Missouri — 0.437

Wisconsin — 0.455

Ohio — 0.475

Minnesota — 0.476

Virginia — 0.479

New Hampshire — 0.481

Oklahoma — 0.482

Nevada — 0.489

Colorado — 0.492

Iowa — 0.493

Washington — 0.497

North Carolina — 0.509

Delaware — 0.511

California — 0.513

Pennsylvania — 0.516

Wyoming — 0.517

Illinois — 0.524

Maryland — 0.537

Connecticut — 0.543

Arizona — 0.553

Texas — 0.553

New York — 0.555

Florida — 0.57

Tennessee — 0.58

South Carolina — .588

Utah — 0.589

Arizona — 0.593

New Mexico — 0.596

Alabama — 0.606

Rhode Island — 0.611

Indiana — 0.652

Nebraska — 0.662

Georgia — 0.67

Washington D.C. — 0.679

Montana — 0.684

Kentucky — 0.713

New Jersey — 0.724

Louisiana — 0.764

Mississippi — 0.888

Maine — 0.89

Alaska — 1.493

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