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"We report the case of a patient in whom fracture of a peripheral intravenous cannula was suspected during routine removal, when the distal segment was found to be missing" Ouatab et al (2026).
"A nurse-led peer audit strategy supported by real-time digital feedback was associated with sustained improvement in PIVC care and reduction of PLABSI incidence" Bogaert et al (2026).
"A preliminary descriptive case series of 10 adult patients, performed by three different experienced operators, demonstrated the feasibility and reproducibility of the technique, with successful real-time visualization of microbubbles in the right atrium in all cases and no immediate procedure-related complications" Longo et al (2026).
"Hospital nurses are the main parties responsible for the management of peripheral venous catheters, and their interventions should be aimed at increasing the catheters' dwell time and reducing complications" Gomariz-Ruiz et al (2026).
"The intent of our midline curriculum was to improve EM resident knowledge regarding line usage, placement, and confidence in using them in practice" McIntosh et al (2026).
"CLABSI significantly increased LOS and costs across all departments, highlighting the need for hospital-wide prevention strategies" Tao at al (2026).
"CHG-impregnated dressings may be considered as part of a multifaceted infection prevention strategy, alongside appropriate catheter management, minimisation of catheter manipulation and proactive skin monitoring, with cautious and individualised use in infants" Portero-Prados et al (2026).
"It was found that patients experienced moderate pain and anxiety during intravenous injection and that this situation negatively affected patient satisfaction" Yıldız et al (2026).
"Our objective was to compare outcomes, especially engagement in SUD treatment, among patients with SUD who received OPAT in SNF versus other settings" Hawes et al (2026).
"The results of our study will serve as an example using the vein imaging device, aiming to increase first-attempt PIC insertion success in the PED" Yıldırım et al (2026).
"The findings support the feasibility and potential benefit of VR as a supportive, nonpharmacological intervention, regarding pain reduction" Rosenecker et al (2026).
"In outpatient oncology patients, PICCs showed sustained functionality, with removal mainly related to treatment completion, supporting continuity-based routine follow-up and tailored surveillance in clinically stable patients" Consolo et al (2026).
