Types of indwelling urethral catheters for short-term catheterisation in hospitalised adults

Lam, Thomas Boon Leong; Omar, Muhammad Imran; Fisher, E.; Gillies, Katie; MacLennan, Sara

doi:10.1002/14651858.cd004013.pub4

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“…Efforts focusing on reducing unsuitable antimicrobial use for CAUTI should be part of an all-inclusive antimicrobial stewardship program. [16,17] Twenty-six trials that considered 12,422 hospitalized adults in 25 parallel group trials, and 27,878 adults in one large cluster-randomized cross-over trial were involved in a systematic review for CAUTI prevention. Given a nearly 70% response in the sample in both years we believe these results provide a reasonable estimate of the use of infection prevention practices by U.S. non-federal hospitals.…”

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Evaluation of evidence-based practice of catheter associated urinary tract infections prevention in a critical care setting: An integrative review

Henry

2018

JNEP

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Background and objective: An estimated 449,300 catheter-associated tract urinary infection (CAUTI) incidents affecting Americans and 13,000 CAUTI-related deaths in the United States every year. The purpose of the review was the appraisal and integration of the best evidence practice for preventing CAUTI interventions and strategies to guide safety and quality initiatives in order to improve patient care. Methods: A total of 20 articles complied with the exclusion and inclusion criteria. The articles were studied, and the chosen articles were categorized in two areas of study: CAUTI prevention, and nurse education and knowledge improvement. Results: The articles selected were reviewed to encompass a review on the articles offering the most applicable corresponding information involving catheter-associated urinary tract infections and competency-based education. Conclusions: Analysis of the data from the literature search indicates the potential lack of compliance of CAUTI infection control practices is an issue for CAUTI problem. So implementing the best evidence to enforce CAUTI bundles compliance for CAUTI prevention is a key to reduce CAUTI rates.

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Section: Antibiotic Prophylaxismentioning

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Evaluation of evidence-based practice of catheter associated urinary tract infections prevention in a critical care setting: An integrative review

Henry

2018

JNEP

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“…O gênero feminino foi predominante quanto ao uso do cateter vesical de demora -55,5% dos casos. Achado que também se observa em outros trabalhos: Loeb et al (3) identificaram uma proporção de 65,2% para mulheres, Caramujo et al10 de 59,41% e Jansen et al (11) de 51,4%. Mais de 90% dos pacientes cateterizados foram submetidos a algum procedimento cirúrgico ao longo de sua internação.…”

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“…Desde o seu desenvolvimento, a sonda vesical vem sendo cada vez mais empregada na prática médica, nos mais variados níveis e locais de atenção à saúde, e a sua adaptação para um sistema completamente fechado levou à redução importante das taxas de infecção do trato urinário (ITU) (2) . O cateter vesical é um dos dispositivos médicos mais empregados em ambiente hospitalar, com cerca de 25% dos pacientes utilizando-o em algum momento durante sua internação (3,4) . Seu uso está presente em todos os espaços hospitalares -centro cirúrgico, enfermarias, ambulatório, unidade de terapia intensiva.…”

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Uso De Cateter Vesical De Demora Entre Pacientes Internados Na Clínica Cirúrgica De Um Hospital Universitário

Coelho¹,

Silva²

2018

Rev. Hosp. Univ. UFPI

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OBJECTIVE: Evaluate the use of bladder catheter in hospitalized patients in the surgical clinic of a university hospital, emphasizing its indications and usage time. METHODS: It is a retrospective, observational, transversal and descriptive study, through the collection of data extracted from the electronic medical records of catheterized inpatients in the surgical clinic of the University Hospital of the Federal University of Piauí between July and November 2016. RESULTS: Among 771 inpatients, the prevalence of bladder catheterization was 14.27% -110 patients, with mean age of 56.99 years and higher proportion of females (55.5%). Over 90% of catheterized patients were underwent some surgery. General Surgery and Urology were the specialties with the higher number of catheterized patients. The most frequent site of the first passage of the bladder catheter was the surgical center. The most common indications for indwelling urinary catheter were done due to perioperative/postoperative diuresis monitoring in specialized surgery and to hemodynamically unstable or critical ill patients. One-third of the patients made excessive use of this device, but without a statistically significant difference between those and the group of those who used it for an adequate period of time, considering the variables selected. CONCLUSION: The reality of University Hospital surgical clinic of the Federal University of Piauí is similar to that reported in the literature in which significant proportion of patients use the bladder catheter excessively. It's needed a more meticulous use and a more efficient follow-up for indwelling urinary catheter. KEYWORDS: Indwelling urinary catheter. Physiologic monitoring. Continuity of patient care. RESUMOOBJETIVO: Avaliar o emprego do cateter vesical de demora em pacientes internados na clínica cirúrgica de um hospital universitário, destacando-se suas indicações e tempo de uso. MÉTODOS: É um estudo retrospectivo, observacional, transversal e descritivo, através de coleta de dados extraídos do prontuário médico eletrônico de pacientes internados e cateterizados na clínica cirúrgica do Hospital Universitário da Universidade Federal do Piauí (HU -UFPI) entre julho e novembro de 2016. RESULTADOS: Entre 771 pacientes internados, a prevalência de cateterização vesical foi de 14,27% -110 indivíduos, com idade média de 56,99 anos e maior proporção do gênero feminino (55,5%). Mais de 90% dos pacientes cateterizados foram submetidos a alguma cirurgia. Cirurgia Geral e Urologia foram as especialidades com maior número de cateterizados. O local mais frequente da primeira passagem do cateter vesical foi o centro cirúrgico e suas indicações mais comuns foram monitoramento da diurese em perioperatório/pós-operatório de cirurgia especializada e em paciente hemodinamicamente instável ou crítico. Um terço dos pacientes fizeram uso excessivo desse dispositivo, mas sem diferença JORNAL DE CIÊNCIAS DA SAÚDE -JCS HU-UFPI

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“…Silver alloy urinary catheters have been shown in some studies to reduce bacteriuria and symptomatic UTI [8][9][10]. However, the evidence for any major difference in terms of frequency of bacterial colonization and symptomatic UTI is still poor [4,11,12]. Silicone is an inert material.…”

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Catheter-associated urinary tract infections and other infections in patients hospitalized for acute stroke: A prospective cohort study of two different silicone catheters

Stenzelius

Laszlo

Madeja

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Scandinavian Journal of Urology

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Types of indwelling urethral catheters for short-term catheterisation in hospitalised adults

Cited by 82 publications

References 75 publications

Evaluation of evidence-based practice of catheter associated urinary tract infections prevention in a critical care setting: An integrative review

Evaluation of evidence-based practice of catheter associated urinary tract infections prevention in a critical care setting: An integrative review

Uso De Cateter Vesical De Demora Entre Pacientes Internados Na Clínica Cirúrgica De Um Hospital Universitário

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections and other infections in patients hospitalized for acute stroke: A prospective cohort study of two different silicone catheters

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