The UriCath study: characterization of the use of indwelling urinary catheters among hospitalized older patients in the Internal Medicine Departments of Portugal

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Paulo Almeida
Sofia Duque
Ana Araújo
Andreia Vilas-Boas
António Novais
Heidi Gruner
João Gorjão Clara
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[1] Baixo Vouga Hospital Center,
[2] Lisboa Ocidental Hospital Center,undefined
[3] Hospital da Luz Arrábida,undefined
[4] Tondela Viseu Hospital Center,undefined
[5] Lisboa Central Hospital Center,undefined
[6] Hospital CUF Descobertas,undefined
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Indwelling urinary catheter; Older patients; Hospitalized patients; Catheter-associated urinary tract infection;
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