Urinary Retention Protocol Survey
Urinary Retention Protocol Survey
Welcome to the Urinary Retention Protocol Survey! This quiz is designed to gather valuable insights from healthcare professionals on the current urinary retention protocol and its effectiveness in patient care. Your responses will contribute to improving charting practices and reducing complications associated with urinary retention.
- Assess current challenges and inconsistencies
- Gather opinions on potential improvements
- Help reduce CAUTIs through informed strategies
Has lack of charting ever complicated determining the next step in the current urinary retention protocol?
Never
Not Often
Sometimes
Very Often
Always
How consistently do you contact the doctor every 48 hours to reassess the patient’s need for a urinary catheter?
Never
Not Often
Sometimes
Very Often
Always
If a timed pop-up reminder appeared on the PAL to reassess the patient’s need for a catheter, would this help prevent overlooking the need for reassessment?
Yes
No
Do you feel adding an extra section to the flowchart would improve ease of charting on a urinary retention protocol?
Yes
No
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