IVTEAM
Medical device self-efficacy scale
"The 12-item scale is reliable and valid for assessing nursing students' perceived competencies with medical devices" Gürdap and Cengiz (2025).
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"The 12-item scale is reliable and valid for assessing nursing students' perceived competencies with medical devices" Gürdap and Cengiz (2025).
"Educational interventions and infection control bundles adherence effectively reduced CLABSI rates, emphasizing continuous training, surveillance and real-time feedback to sustain improvement and enhance patient's outcomes" Kumar et al (2025).
"Within bundled care context, single-lumen PICCs demonstrated advantages in reducing thrombosis risk, procedural efficiency, patient comfort, and satisfaction compared with double-lumen PICCs" Ye et al (2025).
"This case underscores the importance of careful catheter placement and the utility of bedside Doppler ultrasound in detecting and monitoring vascular complications" Calandrino et al (2025).
"This narrative review discusses the theoretical and practical principles of radiation management in fluoroscopy-guided procedures and is intended as a primer for trainees and nephrologists working in interventional settings" Yaxley (2025).
"The integrated puncture method for PICC placement enhances one-time puncture success rates, improves catheterization efficiency, and reduces the risks of blood-borne exposure and subcutaneous congestion" Wang et al (2025).
"A point prevalence survey performed in Canada in 2024 following the COVID-19 pandemic identified a stable prevalence of HAIs and AROs despite the inclusion of SARS-CoV-2. Concerning trends were observed including the increased prevalence of certain HAIs such as CLABSIs and VRIs highlighting the need for ongoing efforts in hospital infection prevention" Mitchell et al (2025).
"The purpose of this project was to develop and implement an evidence-based central line clinical protocol (paper checklist) to prevent CLABSIs in the ICU" Reynolds et al (2025).
"This study highlights the feasibility of the non-adhesive suspension technique as a method to fix umbilical catheter with no associated skin injury and displacement" Vahnita et al (2025).
"This was a mixed-methods study designed to evaluate the impact that difficult intravenous access situations and ultrasound-guided cannulation teaching have on healthcare professionals (HCPs)" Nandapalan et al (2025).
"Catheterization methods for peripherally inserted central catheters (PICC) mainly include the traditional method, one-needle subcutaneous tunnel catheterization, and two-needle subcutaneous tunnel catheterization, all of which are widely used in clinical practice" Li et al (2025).
"We evaluated institutional risk factors associated with ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) and central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI) rates" Besen et al (2025).
