This report focuses on catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) prevention strategies in a hospital environment. It begins with a summary of CAUTIs, highlighting their prevalence, risk factors, and mortality rates, emphasizing the importance of prevention. The report then presents a PICOT question to guide the research, focusing on interventions to reduce CAUTI incidence among hospitalized adults. The interventions include accessing risk factors, practicing proper catheter insertion and removal, increasing nurse knowledge, and using antiseptic techniques. The report includes a literature review table summarizing six articles related to CAUTI prevention, covering their purpose, research questions, outcomes, settings, samples, methods, key findings, and recommendations. The articles explore topics such as hand hygiene, catheter reminder systems, hospital environment, clinician education, and antiseptic solutions, offering insights into various aspects of CAUTI prevention. The report aims to demonstrate the preventive strategies that can be used to reduce CAUTIs and promote patient safety.