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PICC associated CRBSI risk stratification – Full Text
"The application of an explainable ML framework successfully identified key predictors and a novel high-risk patient phenotype for PICC-CRBSI" Liu et al (2026).
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"The application of an explainable ML framework successfully identified key predictors and a novel high-risk patient phenotype for PICC-CRBSI" Liu et al (2026).
"Mini-MCs were associated with longer dwell time, fewer complications, and reduced unplanned removal compared with PIVCs, and may be a suitable option for short-term intravenous therapy in this population" Jin et al (2026).
"Tissue adhesive appears effective in reducing PIVC failure and mechanical complications in adults. Its effectiveness in pediatric patients remains uncertain, highlighting the need for further adequately powered trials" Chaerunnisa et al (2026).
"The primary outcome is to assess whether subcutaneous tunneling reduces the rate of isolated or combined adverse events (infection, thrombosis, obstruction, and dislodgement) compared to the conventional method" Ceratti et al (2026).
"Higher quantity of reported indicators did not predict fewer readmissions. Future research should explore team engagement, including potential roles of hospitalists and social workers to strengthen care transitions, and the impact of continuation and outcome indicators on readmissions" Musuuza et al (2026).
"Delayed air entrainment may occur in the presence of fibrin sheath formation via reinforcement of a vein-to-dermis fistula, which can lead to air embolism several hours after line removal" Kanga et al (2026).
"The study results can provide a basis for the design of infusion pumps, help practitioners define the risks of use and the key content of training, and provide an important reference for the design of usability evaluation schemes for medical devices" Wan et al (2026).
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"Hypodermoclysis appears to be a feasible and generally safe hydration method in advanced cancer care, with complications typically minor" Alzahrani et al (2026).
"Based on the study findings, it highlights gaps in paediatric nurses' PIVC insertion and maintenance practice. Addressing these gaps requires targeted education and skill training, which can potentially lead to enhanced success rates for procedures, decrease complications, as well as increase the safety and quality of care given to critically ill paediatric patients" Alharbi (2026).
"The study revealed a disproportionately high incidence of CLABSI when compared with both developed and developing countries, with multi-drug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria being the predominant causative agents. Continuous surveillance, supported by infection control practices, e.g., hand hygiene and bundle compliance audits along with stringent antimicrobial stewardship, is vital in mitigating CLABSI" Verma et al (2026).
"This study aimed to assess trends of NSSIs among HCEs and their exposure to other infected body fluids, as well as to determine their risk factors" Joseph et al (2026).
