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박민아 ( Park Min-A ) - Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Home Care Nursing Center
이종은 ( Lee Jong-Eun ) - Catholic University College of Nursing
조영이 ( Cho Young-Yi ) - Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Home Care Nursing Center
장정숙 ( Jang Jung-Sook ) - Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Home Care Nursing Center
최지연 ( Choi Ji-Yeon ) - Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital Home Care Nursing Center
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Abstract
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Purpose: In this study, we aimed to explore the risk factors for catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI) in patients receiving home care nursing.
Methods: A total of 117 participants registered for home care nursing provided by the University of C hospital in Seoul were included in the study. Data were based on a survey and urine examination results from June to July 2018.
Results: Asymptomatic bacteriuria was identified in 96 (82%) patients. Age, sex, activity, diabetes mellitus, mental status, presence of other diseases, catheter material type, catheter size and fixation, hand washing (care giver), gloving (care giver), perineal care, and bladder irrigation were not recognized as risk factors for CAUTI. Age and catheterization duration were associated with CAUTI.
Conclusions: Old age was found to be a risk factor for CAUTI (p=0.048). CAUTI incidence decreased as catheter use exceeded 70 months (p=0.028).
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KeyWords
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도뇨관, 가정간호, 요로감염
Catheters, Home care nursing, Urinary tract infection
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원문 및 링크아웃 정보
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등재저널 정보
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