This report examines catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI), a significant issue in hospital settings. It analyzes two articles focusing on CAUTI reduction strategies, considering the PICO question framework. The first article highlights the impact of indwelling catheters in critical care units and the importance of evidence-based practice. The second article discusses the effectiveness of restricting catheter insertion in emergency departments, as demonstrated by the "Foley Free ED" program. Both articles emphasize the role of awareness and proper management in reducing CAUTI rates. The report concludes that awareness development is crucial for CAUTI reduction, supporting evidence-based practices to identify the most effective strategies. The analysis includes a discussion on the relevance of the articles and their contribution to addressing the research question, highlighting the significance of the findings for healthcare professionals.