Urinary Tract Infections - WHO
2007 by creation of a catheter management and removal policy: † nurse and care partner education † check off on sterile technique † insertion competency † strict guidelines on catheter and perineal skin care † mandatory removal of the urinary catheter at 5 days unless a counter-order was written.
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