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Tissue adhesive for ECMO cannula securement

UEDVT

“Growing evidence suggests tissue adhesive (TA) may be a practical and safe method to secure vascular access devices, but little evidence exists pertaining to securement of ECMO cannulae” Pearse et al (2021).

Ultrasound-guided peripheral IV catheter survival time

ultrasound cvc insertion

Abstract: Introduction: Establishing and maintaining peripheral intravenous access in patients with no visible or palpable veins can be arduous. Intravenous catheters placed with ultrasound do not survive as long as traditionally placed catheters. This study was performed to determine the relationship between the catheter length placed into the lumen of the vein using ultrasound and […]

Device-associated infections in Canadian hospitals – Full Text

central line education

“Understanding the national burden of device-associated HAIs is essential for developing and maintaining benchmark rates for informing infection and prevention control and antimicrobial stewardship policies and programs” Canadian Nosocomial Infection Surveillance Program (2020).

Safety of intravenous olanzapine administration

IVTEAM Intravenous Literature

“Hypotension, the most commonly noted ADE, occurred more frequently than in previous studies. IVP olanzapine appears to be a safe route of administration in hospitalized patients” Hunt et al (2021).

The success of ambulatory chemotherapy pumps

infusion

“Ambulatory chemotherapy allows the delivery of short and extended chemotherapy infusions through a portable pump from the comfort of patients’ homes” Sabbagh et al (2021).

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