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Bacteraemia in the adult intensive care unit of a teaching hospital in Nottingham, UK, 1985–1996
Crowe M, Ispahani P, Humphreys H, et al. Bacteraemia in the adult intensive care unit of a teaching hospital in Nottingham, UK, 1985–1996. European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases. 1998;17:377–384.

This study examines the incidence, type, source, and outcome of community-acquired and hospital-acquired bacteremia, and issues and recommendations for future monitoring. 

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