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8.57% of the patients with heart failure presented an HSPA related infection. The patients who contacted the infection had a lengthier stay in the Cardiological ICU (p=0.04) and a lengthier overall hospitalization period (p=0.04) when compared to the patients without infection. The mortality rate of the patients with infection was comparatively higher to that of the patients without infection (53% vs. 12%, p<0.001). Conclusion The infections have a negative impact on the percentage of contacting diseases and mortality rate of patients hospitalized in the Cardiological ICU with heart failure. Further investigation of the correlation of HCAI and heart failure, as the development of knowledge in this specific sector can offer significant results in the therapeutic approach of these patients. Disclosure of interest None declared.

P230: The effect of health care-associated infections in the outcome of patients with heart failure