Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection Reduction in the Emergency Department as a Result of Dual Personnel Urinary Catheter Insertion

Yonatan Breiter, Linda Benson,Chaz Rhone, Mary Kutash, Heather Petri, Reyah Pineda-Ocasion, Colton Miller, Melissa Cole,Peggy Thompson, Carmen Murphy

American Journal of Infection Control(2016)

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Abstract
BACKGROUND: The Healthcare Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee (HICPAC) Guideline for Prevention of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI) focuses on the following prevention strategies: appropriate indication for insertion and timely removal, proper insertion, and proper maintenance. A review of the facility CAUTI data demonstrated that an opportunity to reduce insertion-related CAUTIs existed and the majority of urinary catheters were inserted in the Emergency Department (ED). Therefore, a multidisciplinary team that included representatives from the ED, Infection Prevention Department, and the Nursing Clinical Quality and Research Specialists collaborated on strategies to reduce insertion-related CAUTIs.
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urinary tract infection,emergency department,catheter-associated
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