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"These results support guidewire exchange as a safe, effective and reproducible method for replacing infected tunneled CVCs in hemodialysis patients" Lomeo et al (2026).
"This first national HAI surveillance report in the UAE demonstrates the feasibility of multisector data integration and establishes a baseline for benchmarking" Tannous et al (2026).
"Clinically indicated PIVC replacement was non-inferior to routine scheduled replacement for phlebitis and was associated with fewer insertions and longer dwell times, supporting its use in routine clinical practice" Kang et al (2026).
"This nurse-led QI initiative was associated with a substantial reduction in CLABSI rates among ICU patients and improved adherence to CVC maintenance practices" Deng et al (2026).
"We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials and comparative cohort studies comparing USG with landmark-guided PIVC insertion and reporting at least one post-insertion outcome" Tai-An Lee et al (2026).
"We evaluated whether Chlorhexidine/Silver Sulfadiazine (CH/SSD)-impregnated CVCs reduce the CLABSI hazard compared with plain CVCs using time-to-event methodology" Rosenthal et al (2026).
New publication on the Immediate complications and risk factors following radial arterial catheterisation in paediatric patients at a tertiary centre from the European Journal of…
"Complications (i.e., bloodstream infections or venous thrombosis) occurred more frequently in patients with midlines (6.4 per 1,000 line-days) than peripherally inserted central catheters (1.1 per 1,000 line-days)" Kim et al (2026).
"The standardized education program substantially reduced the rate of IF A-CLABSIs and improved confidence and satisfaction among families and home health nurses" Martinez et al (2026).
"To evaluate the effect of 2% chlorhexidine gluconate (2%CHG) bathing every other day on the number of infections, catheter-related bloodstream infections (CLABSI), average length of stay, and number of deaths" de Souza Júnior et al (2026).
"Higher EHR-derived care-exposure burden was associated with higher odds of adjudicated CLABSI or CLABSI-like bloodstream infection. The score should be interpreted as a pragmatic patient-level marker of cumulative care complexity and infection-prevention prioritisation, rather than as a causal measure of care quality or nursing performance" Li et al (2026).
"CLABSI remains a significant healthcare-associated infection among ICU patients in Saudi Arabia and is associated with considerable clinical burden" Aldali et al (2026).
