This report, focusing on CAUTI (Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection) prevention, analyzes four nursing research articles to address the PICO question: "Does removing urinary catheters less than 24 hours after placement reduce the risk of developing CAUTIs compared to having urinary catheters in greater than 24 hours in hospitalized patients?" The analysis reveals that while no single intervention proved superior, early catheter removal showed a common positive outcome. The report highlights the importance of evidence-based nursing practice and discusses the methodology, including the use of CINAI-IL and Cochrane databases. The literature review examines four articles, discussing their findings on interventions, staff training, and compliance. The report emphasizes the significance of CAUTI prevention in healthcare and suggests the need for further research to optimize protocols and nursing practices, ultimately safeguarding patient care.