A pre and post intervention study to reduce unnecessary urinary catheter use on general internal medicine wards of a large academic health science center

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Krista R. Wooller
Chantal Backman
Shipa Gupta
Alison Jennings
Delvina Hasimja-Saraqini
Alan J. Forster
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[1] The Ottawa Hospital,School of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences
[2] Ottawa Hospital Research Institute,Clinical Epidemiology Program
[3] Clinical Epidemiology Program,undefined
[4] University of Ottawa,undefined
[5] University of Ottawa,undefined
[6] Ottawa Hospital Research Institute,undefined
[7] University of Ottawa,undefined
[8] Faculty of Medicine,undefined
[9] Ottawa Hospital Research Institute,undefined
[10] The Ottawa Hospital,undefined
[11] The Ottawa Hospital,undefined
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Urinary catheter; Patient safety; Quality improvement;
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