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"Plastic cannula use is increasing across Australia, but cost and training barriers still exist. Nevertheless, plastic cannulae remain a viable alternative to metal needles" Smith and Schoch (2025).
"A description of our experience establishing an advanced nursing vascular access programme in a tertiary Children's Hospital in Melbourne Australia" Hsiao and Speekman (2025).
"We define a contaminated BC as the growth of a typical contaminant/skin flora in 1-2/4 BC bottles. We calculate BCC rates as a percentage of the contaminated BC/total BC during the period and BCU rates as the number of BC/1000 patient days (PD)" Saleh et al (2025).
"Therefore, this article aims to provide a systematic overview of the clinical applications and maintenance of TIVAP, both domestically and internationally" Huang et al (2025).
"We have previously used three-dimensional printing to develop a novel manikin for simulation training of central venous catheter insertion in critical care. The objective of this study was to evaluate the fidelity of the model by testing with novice and experienced operators" Edwards et al (2025).
"Our primary objectives were to describe how sedation boluses are administered, and to compare observed and nurse-reported practices" Vincelette et al (2025).
"This model could help identify patients at the highest risk for PICC-RVT to guide effective prophylaxis" Hu et al (2025).
"We conducted a cross-sectional, nationwide survey on awareness of recommended infection prevention practices involving central venous catheters and invasive ventilators in intensive care units" Terho et al (2025).
"Our aim was to systematically review the literature on bedside placement of TDCs and to calculate the pooled prevalence rates of technical success, favorable clinical outcomes, and overall complications" Bsat et al (2025).
"The complication rate for patients with previous CVAD appears to be the same as for patients who receive a CVAD for the first time" Moraleda Guyol et al (2025).
"Preventive measures, such as proper use of personal protective equipment, prompt reporting and post-exposure prophylaxis are essential to minimise the risk of transmission" Aziz (2025).
"Due to limited recent literature, we aimed to evaluate the incidence rates and causative organisms of intensive care unit (ICU)-acquired infections at our tertiary care center and to determine the factors associated with mortality in patients with ICU-acquired infections" Zirpe et al (2025).
