Community IV article

Sue O’Hanlon, Ruth Glenn and Belinda Hazler write in the Nursing Standard (2008) about delivering intravenous therapy in the community setting… “This article provides an overview of how an intravenous (IV) therapy service was developed in one primary care trust in England, the challenges that were faced and how they were overcome. The article includes some recommendations for others considering setting up a community IV therapy team” (O’Hanlon et al 2008).

Reference

O’Hanlon S. et al (2008) Delivering intravenous therapy in the community setting. Nursing Standard. 22(31), p.44-48.

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