Reducing the risk of catheter-related urinary track infection

Article Abstract:

The different methods used to reduce the risk of urinary catheter-associated infections are discussed. Assessing the need for catheterization, selecting the appropriate catheter type, inserting the catheter using an aseptic technique and proper management of the catheter can reduce the risk of urinary tract infection when the catheter is inserted.

United States, Management dynamics, Methods, Urinary catheterization

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How foot and mouth disease affected a rural continence service

Article Abstract:

The continence service covering Carlisle and District and Penrith and Eden Primary Care National Health Service trusts was severely disrupted by the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in the area. It proved very difficult to deliver continence pads to rural areas, and some nurses were unable to travel to work.

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Care pathways for urinary continence problems

Article Abstract:

A new project to improve continence care offers nurses care pathways based on evidence-based best practice. Successful implementation depends on staff education and understanding.

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