Urinary catheterisation: Indications, technique and managing failure

  • Ahluwalia A
  • Rossiter D
  • Menezes P
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Abstract

Urinary catheterisation is a common procedure in clinical practice. Patients with urinary catheters, or those who require urinary catheterisation, will be encountered by all clinicians. It is important for GPs to understand the indications for urinary catheterisation, its management and associated complications, as well as when to refer for urological intervention. The technique for urinary catheterisation is also highlighted with information on catheterisation in the community.

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Ahluwalia, A., Rossiter, D., & Menezes, P. (2018). Urinary catheterisation: Indications, technique and managing failure. InnovAiT: Education and Inspiration for General Practice, 11(1), 29–34. https://doi.org/10.1177/1755738017707551

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