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"Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC)-related bloodstream infections (BSIs) are serious complications in breast cancer patients. Reliable early risk assessment remains limited" Lei et al (2025).
"Catheter-related Candida infections in non-critical care settings are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Fungal biomarkers may hold clinically relevant prognostic value, necessitating further investigations" Zaghdoudi et al (2025).
"Our study highlights the need for structured, standardised US-PIVC training to reduce variability in clinical education. The programme improved confidence, proficiency and clinical efficiency while decreasing reliance on senior staff" Finch et al (2025).
"This study examined venous access practices (central vs peripheral) for administering antineoplastic agents to patients with solid or hematologic malignancies and assessed the associated educational aspects" Saracino et al (2025).
"Lack of empiric evidence establishing a connection between hair and CLABSI and the absence of evidence-based guidelines directing hair management creates uncertainty and variations in practice" Woodham et al (2025).
"The risk of BSI in hemodialysis patients is high. Gram-negative pathogens contribute to half of the events. In Saudi Arabia, Gram-negative pathogen incidence is significant, and measures are required to curtail it" Ain et al (2025).
"Healthy parent-infant interaction is crucial for the growth and development of the infant. Specifically, parental holding has substantial health benefits for both the infant and parent" Garavatti et al (2025).
New publication on the Estimation of umbilical venous catheter insertion depth using surface measurement versus birth weight formula: A randomized controlled trial from the Journal…
"Our experience demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in CLABSI rates following the three-year implementation of CHG dressings and IPA port protectors as part of routine hospital-wide preventive measures against CLABSI" Ji et al (2025).
"NICU nurses' success in initial insertion of the SPC is lower than in other studies, and they experience mild anxiety. This includes risks such as repeated SPC insertions on neonates, the development of complications, delayed treatment, and negative emotions in parents and nurses" Tok Yildiz et al (2025).
"The Forsvall Port needle significantly reduces bacterial transfer into TIVAPs, which could potentially decrease TIVAP-related infections. This study demonstrates a strong association between needle design and bacterial transfer during TIVAP access" Pärsson et al (2025).
"Active feedback is likely to maintain low contamination rates during the pandemic. The decrease in occult bacteremia suggests that enhanced infection control measures influenced pediatric infectious disease patterns" Aiba et al (2025).
