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Drug library for continuous infusions in a paediatric intensive care unit

"This scalable model demonstrates how smart pumps, EMR integration and multidisciplinary training can significantly reduce continuous infusion errors in PICUs, enhancing safety for vulnerable paediatric patients and providing a framework for adoption in other high-risk settings like emergency departments and subspecialty wards" Osman et al (2026).

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Caregiver burden during home parenteral nutrition

"This study demonstrates that safe and high-quality home parenteral nutrition depends on more than technical training alone. Integrated post-discharge support, continuous caregiver education, and accessible home care services are essential to reduce complications and caregiver burden" Tamer et al (2026).

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Intensive care unit CLABSI rates

"The aim of this study was to determine the incidence of CLABSIs in the intensive care units (ICUs) of a tertiary care hospital" Padmaja et al (2026).

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Implementing extravasation toolkit in critical care

"Multidisciplinary engagement and structured protocols significantly enhanced recognition and response to extravasation injuries in critical care. Broader adoption of national guidance and continued education may further reduce harm and promote consistency in intravenous therapy practices across acute care settings" Millen (2026).

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Peripheral intravenous catheter insertion in the emergency department

"This review will identify techniques and technologies that improve PIVC insertion success and function in the ED. By analysing pooled outcomes, the researchers aim to provide recommendations to enhance PIVC insertion success, and ultimately patient outcomes" Daglish et al (2026).

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OPAT clinic for pediatric infectious conditions – Full Text

"This study underscores the safety of OPAT. Supported by a multidisciplinary team, the program effectively treated common infections primarily using ceftriaxone. Most patients maintained peripheral IV access without significant complications" Alsharrah and Jadavji (2026).

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