https://www.selleckchem.com/products/azd3965.html 864, P = .003), post-operative satisfaction (Stage I U=100, z=3.788, P = .000; Stage II U=77.5, z=2.665, P = .006.) and perceptions of usability (Stage I U=77.00, z=2.056, P = .043.; Stage II U=80.50, z=2.308, P = .019) increased significantly after the intervention. Our observations highlight the value of implementing a human factors approach to identify and mitigate barriers impacting patient experiences with SNM. Through the implementation of systems-level interventions (ie, interventions that impact the non-clinical aspects of surgery such as patient and/or staff education), significant improvements can be made. Our observations highlight the value of implementing a human factors approach to identify and mitigate barriers impacting patient experiences with SNM. Through the implementation of systems-level interventions (ie, interventions that impact the non-clinical aspects of surgery such as patient and/or staff education), significant improvements can be made.Genitourinary infections are commonly encountered and managed in inpatient, outpatient, and emergency settings. Fournier's gangrene, emphysematous pyelonephritis, and obstructive pyelonephritis represent the most serious urologic infections and have a high risk of mortality if not managed promptly. Due to the rarity of these infections, the evidence for specific treatment strategies is scattered. This review aims to provide comprehensive, evidence-based recommendations for the diagnosis and management of these life-threatening urologic infections.This review sought to identify impediments to disease understanding among Spanish-speaking Latinas with pelvic floor disorders (PFDs). Five databases were queried and reference lists were searched for relevant articles, 14 were included. Thematic analysis identified 10 themes composed of 52 findings. Three synthesized findings were established patient-related, provider-related, and system-related barriers to care.