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IVTEAM

Peripheral intravenous catheter care audit

"The audit highlighted inconsistent adherence to national recommendations for PIVC care. While some practices seem well integrated, others are insufficiently applied. These findings underscore the need to investigate barriers to adherence to evidence-based guidelines" Gardes et al (2025).

IVTEAM

PICC and midline catheter care in the home

"It is important that home care nurses and other clinicians appreciate the supportive care needs of individuals living with a vascular access device and their families" Sharp et al (2025).

IVTEAM

IV fluid conservation during a natural disaster

"Perioperative fluid conservation led to an overall 68% reduction in intravenous fluid utilization in one month. Compared with the 3 prior months, rates of intraoperative hemodynamic instability, postoperative nausea and vomiting, and recovery times were similar" Clark et al (2025).

IVTEAM

The issue of unplanned central venous catheter removal – Full Text

"Unplanned CVC removal occurred in 5.71% of cases, primarily due to infection. Identified risk factors (male gender, neurological disorders, and mechanical ventilation) and protective factors (urgent insertion) highlight targets for preventive strategies in critical care" He et al (2025).

IVTEAM

Intraosseous needle size age-based guidance – Full Text

"The study reveals significant age-related variability in the proximal tibia's anatomical dimensions, suggesting that standard 15 and 25 mm intraosseous needles may not reliably achieve optimal placement in pediatric patients" Rajan et al (2025).

IVTEAM

Needlestick injuries among physician residents – Full Text

"With the purpose of better delineating contributing factors for a ubiquitous occupational injury among healthcare workers, we undertook a two-component study of SNSIs among physician residents and nurses at an academic medical center" Krainev et al (2025).

IVTEAM

Delayed presentation of amiodarone extravasation injury – Full Text

"In an acute setting, especially in unstable patients, the intravenous (IV) route of Amiodarone administration is preferred; however, it is not risk-free. One of the lesser-known but potentially serious complications of the intravenous route is extravasation, where the drug leaks into surrounding tissue" Rojony et al (2025).

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