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"This meta-analysis suggests that overall PD and incentre HD likely carry equivalent survival benefits. However, differences were detected among subgroups based on age, geographic location, HD access type, but not on sex, diabetes status, dialysis vintage and study cohort inclusion period" Nardelli et al (2025).
"This study aimed to evaluate the cut-off value for time to positivity (TTP) to distinguish true bacteremia from contamination" Hasegawa et al (2025).
"This review identified key determinants and strategies that influence and enhance emergency nurses' adherence to infection prevention guidelines for peripheral intravenous catheter care" Teixeira et al (2025).
"This study aimed at developing and evaluating a simulation-based procedural training curriculum for pediatric residents to improve IO access knowledge and skills" Saadoon et al (2025).
"We designed and produced a neonatal cannulation phantom using three-dimensional printing. Different operators of varying clinical expertise successfully cannulated the phantom and inserted central catheter under ultrasound guidance" Pereira et al (2026).
"The ipsilateral pull-through technique is a useful method to detach adhered catheters during difficult TIVAD removal" Matsuo et al (2026).
"Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) is a widely used treatment modality for critically ill patients with acute kidney injury. The choice of vascular access route is a critical factor in determining the effectiveness of CRRT and its effects on hemodynamic stability" Firat et al (2026).
This approach illustrates how context-specific barriers can be operationalized into an educational tool to support healthcare workers' adherence to CLABSI prevention measures" Tavares et al (2026).
"In response to these challenges, the IWK Health (Halifax, Canada) introduced an anesthesia-led PICC insertion service in 2020 to provide timely vascular access in pediatric inpatients with high success rates" Kiberd et al (2026).
"This review will address a significant gap in the literature, potentially improving clinical decision‐making, standardizing practice, reducing unnecessary central venous catheterization, preserving vessel health, and optimizing patient outcomes" Yasuda et al (2026).
"To assess the feasibility of conducting a multicentre randomised controlled trial (RCT) evaluating the effectiveness of CBSDs in reducing transfusion requirements in critically ill adults" Raurell-Torredà et al (2026).
"Incident reports over 12 months were reviewed (n = 329). Four most frequent and serious errors were identified: intravenous solutions selection, enteral feeding rate or type selection, medication transcription and IV infiltration. Simulation participation rate was 86%; survey response rate was 65%" D'Arienzo et al (2026).
