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    This historical comparative study examined rates of urinary catheterization over two 3-month periods, before and after a policy change with more restrictive indications for catheter use. The study aimed to determine if rates of catheterization decreased after implementing a policy with more limited reasons for when catheters could be used. The methods section describes that this was an observational study comparing catheterization rates during the two time periods around a change in catheterization policy.

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    This historical comparative study examined rates of urinary catheterization over two 3-month periods, before and after a policy change with more restrictive indications for catheter use. The study aimed to determine if rates of catheterization decreased after implementing a policy with more limited reasons for when catheters could be used. The methods section describes that this was an observational study comparing catheterization rates during the two time periods around a change in catheterization policy.

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    Jurnal Kemih

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    This historical comparative study examined rates of urinary catheterization over two 3-month periods, before and after a policy change with more restrictive indications for catheter use. The study aimed to determine if rates of catheterization decreased after implementing a policy with more limited reasons for when catheters could be used. The methods section describes that this was an observational study comparing catheterization rates during the two time periods around a change in catheterization policy.

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    JOURNAL READING

    Will more restrictive indications


    decrease rates of urinary
    catheterisation? An historical
    comparative study
    Metods
    • This is an historical comparative
    observational study
    conducted over two 3-month
    periods, 1 March to
    31 May 2007, and after a change in
    policy from 22
    November 2009 to 22 February 2010.

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