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"The distal medial thigh GSV can be reliably visualized using ultrasound across pediatric and adult populations, including those with prior difficult intravenous access" Saadi Neto et al (2026).
"This review identifies a critical gap in the literature: few studies examine CLABSI prevention from the perspective of healthcare providers in LMIC ICUs. Addressing the interconnected HCP, system, and resource-related barriers identified in this review is essential for developing effective, context-appropriate infection prevention strategies" Essani et al (2026).
"Among device-associated infections, the infection rate of VAP was the highest, showing a marked difference from CLABSI and CAUTI" Fujita et al (2026).
"The statistically significant improvements in DIVA identification and first-attempt success rates support integrating the ENA guidelines into rural emergency care" Hotchkiss et al (2026).
"Health care professionals generally perceive vascular access nurses employed in industry as valuable contributors to education and clinical practice when they possess appropriate clinical expertise" Kelly and Girgenti (2026).
"Our aim is to provide concise guidance that will enhance and standardize practices related to peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVC). By consolidating current standards of practice into a comprehensive document, our framework seeks to advance the quality of care and improve patient safety" Thompson et al (2026).
"This position paper, endorsed by the Association for Vascular Access (AVA) outlines the scope and consequences of DIVA in hospitalized adult populations and proposes a comprehensive, evidence-based framework to support earlier recognition and more effective vascular access planning" Wuerz and Doellman (2026).
"The most commonly identified pathogens were coagulase-negative staphylococci (37%) in ICU-CLABSIs and Staphylococcus aureus (41%) in SSIs" Canadian Nosocomial Infection Surveillance Program1 (2026).
"For cancer patients who undergo ultrasound examinations for various reasons, the risk of CRT is relatively high. More attention should be paid to patients with breast cancer and with internal jugular vein implantation around 14 months after catheterization" Wu et al (2026)
"Through real-time electronic data capture, a more efficient and sustainable process for maintaining accurate CL data and calculating A-CLABSI rates was developed" Martinez et al (2026).
"This narrative review synthesizes recent advances in AI applications for hemodialysis, examining their potential, technical approaches, and practical effectiveness in addressing current management challenges" Ren et al (2026).
"Most of the risk factors identified are well-recognized for Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) and plausible contributors to HOB. Although not all HOB incidents are preventable, early identification of high-risk patients combined with risk-stratified targeted interventions can prevent cases and improve outcomes" Bludau et al (2026).
