Prevent CAUTIs with Advanced Bladder Scanning
Reduce unnecessary catheterization, improve patient safety, and support better clinical decisions.
- Help reduce CAUTI risk
- Improve nursing workflow
- Support patient safety
- Reduce hospital costs
The Clinical Challenge
40%
UTIs account for approximately 40% of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).
80%
Around 80% of these infections are associated with indwelling urinary catheters.
12–25%
Of hospitalized patients receive urinary catheters, even when catheterization may not be medically necessary.
3–7%
Daily risk of UTI associated with catheter use, increasing significantly with prolonged catheterization.
Why Use a Bladder Scanner?
Bladder scanning supports evidence-based clinical decisions by helping clinicians assess bladder volume before catheterization.
- Non-invasive bladder volume assessment
- Help reduce unnecessary catheterization
- Improve patient comfort
- Support evidence-based clinical decisions
Clinical Benefits of Vitascan
- Help reduce unnecessary catheterization
- Help reduce CAUTI risk
- Improve nursing workflow efficiency
- Reduce hospital costs
- Support faster clinical assessment
- Improve patient safety and comfort
Supporting Better Clinical Outcomes
Vitascan bladder scanners support fast, non-invasive bladder volume assessment while helping reduce unnecessary catheterization procedures. By improving clinical decision-making and workflow efficiency, bladder scanning contributes to better patient outcomes, improved safety, and more effective use of healthcare resources.