Reducing Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections: A Quality-Improvement Initiative
Katherine Finn Davis(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Susan Coffin(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Natalie Plachter(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Benjamin Eithun(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Dennis J. Meredith, Ann M. Colebaugh(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Sarah B. Klieger(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Allison Thompson(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Julia Shaklee Sammons(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia)
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