Abstract
Introduction: To date, little is known about the factors affecting implementation of hospital-acquired urinary tract infection (UTI) prevention strategies in the high-risk subacute care setting. This study aimed to identify the perceived barriers and enablers of clinicians to implementing hospital-acquired UTI prevention strategies in an Australian subacute hospital.
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