Indicated Nonessential Contraindicated Provide staff education about CAUTI, other complications of urinary catheterization, and alternatives to indwelling catheters. Redirect questions about urinary catheter policies to hospital administrators. Identify non-compliant staff members who failed to follow urinary catheter policies during the meeting. Invite an infectious disease specialist to present at the staff meeting. Communicate expectations for unit-level compliance to assure appropriate utilization of catheters. note:Please give the answwer with in 2 hours thank you

Indicated Nonessential Contraindicated Provide staff education about CAUTI, other complications of urinary catheterization, and alternatives to indwelling catheters. Redirect questions about urinary catheter policies to hospital administrators. Identify non-compliant staff members who failed to follow urinary catheter policies during the meeting. Invite an infectious disease specialist to present at the staff meeting. Communicate expectations for unit-level compliance to assure appropriate utilization of catheters. note:Please give the answwer with in 2 hours thank you

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