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"Patient morphology and venous anatomy were associated with different patterns of early hemodynamic change after PICC insertion. This study evaluated hemodynamic changes only; catheter-related thrombosis was not assessed, and no conclusions regarding thrombosis risk can be drawn" Wang et al (2026).
"Research on vascular access-related complications in oncology has expanded substantially, while patient-centered topics and standardized vascular access management remain underrepresented" Gezer and Taylan (2026).
"Implementation of a standardized, ultrasound-guided PICC care bundle was feasible and associated with favorable vascular access and patient-reported outcomes in this resource-constrained pediatric oncology setting" Singh et al (2026).
"This multifaceted QI approach, integrating systemic interventions and education, effectively reduced unnecessary lab testing. It simultaneously improved patient experience, yielded cost savings, and mitigated environmental impact, offering a transferable framework" Varkey et al (2026).
"At-home PICC placement appears to be a feasible and clinically applicable approach when performed by qualified and credentialed professionals. These observations, derived from real-world clinical experience, suggest a potential role for this model in selected patient populations" Ioannidis et al (2026).
"Ultrasound-guided placement of a 10-cm LPC in the GSV provided perioperative venous access for 10 days without complications in this case" Leo et al (2026).
"To identify available scientific evidence on educational technologies for the prevention and management of extravasation of antineoplastic agents" Barbosa et al (2026).
"This study identified verbal and non-verbal strategies used by MLAs and explored how they navigate systemic and interpersonal pressures during patient resistance" Diep et al (2026).
New publication on Point-of-care ultrasound in postoperative intensive care: A practical guide for the anaesthesiologist from Best Practice & Research Clinical Anaesthesiology Point-of-care ultrasound in…
"The routine inclusion of CHG-impregnated transparent dressings in central venous catheter care protocols in intensive care units is considered a powerful strategy that can contribute to reducing the incidence of catheter-related bloodstream infections, improving patient safety, and managing care processes more effectively" Dikmen et al (2026).
"This study aimed to examine clinical and catheter-related factors associated with peripherally inserted central catheter-related infection, with particular attention to the association between thrombus formation and infection occurrence" Bei et al (2026).
"Approximately 1% of adults undergoing routine health examinations had observable venipuncture-related distress documented in routine nursing records" Yuan et al (2026).
