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Preventing Traumatic Urinary Catheter Insertion Through a Computerized Ordering System: Quasi-experimental Study From a Tertiary Academic Center

Ted Lee; Heiko Yang; David Haneuer; Julian Wan · 2018 · Hospital Practices and Research

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Abstract

Background: Iatrogenic urethral injury is a well-known risk of urinary catheter insertion. Associated morbidities include stricture formation, catheter associated infection, risk for instrumentation, and extended length of stay. Yet, insufficient attention is paid to its prevention. Objective: This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of a computerized ordering system in reducing iatrogenic urethral injuries in men at high risk for iatrogenic urethral injury from traumatic catheterization. Methods: A pre-post study was performed to assess the impact of a computerized ordering system that re

Abstract by Ted Lee; Heiko Yang; David Haneuer; Julian Wan, Hospital Practices and Research (2018) — licensed CC BY 4.0.

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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.15171/hpr.2018.06