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Thesis advisor: Paul, Charlotte
relators:cme: Fulford, David
relators:cme: Pfadt, Ellen
Degree granting institution: Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Place Published
Edinboro, Pa.
Date Issued
2022
Date Created
1995
Abstract

Catheter-associated urinary tract infections account for 35-45 % of all nosocomial infections, making the urinary tract the most frequent site of hospital acquired infections. A non-experimental study was conducted to collect data identifying the risks of developing a catheter associated nosocomial urinary tract infection at a community hospital in Northwest Pennsylvania. The sample size for this study consisted of 48 patients, 25 in the surgery group and 23 in the nonsurgery group.

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pdf, 47 pages; 1.2MB
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Comparison study of hospitalized surgical and nonsurgical patients
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Briggs, Peggy. (1995). The risk of surgery in developing a catheter associated urinary tract infection: Comparison study of hospitalized surgical and nonsurgical patients. Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.