CMS 802 Matrix for Providers
peripherally inserted central catheter, or other intravenous catheter. 20. Infections: Resident(s) who has a communicable disease or infection (e.g., MDRO-M, pneumonia-P, tuberculosis-TB, viral hepatitis-VH, C. difficile-C, wound infection-WI, UTI, sepsis-SEP, scabies-SCA, gastroenteritis-GI such as norovirus, SARS-CoV-2
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