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"We report a rare case of a retained tunneled dialysis catheter presenting with no visible external catheter and a completely healed exit site" Ostroff et al (2026).
"We report a rare case of a retained tunneled dialysis catheter presenting with no visible external catheter and a completely healed exit site" Ostroff et al (2026).
"Developing facility-level OPAT-dedicated processes, including policies and checklists, as well as increased support and protected time for staff may improve safe, effective OPAT delivery in VAMCs" Scruggs-Wodkowski et al (2026).
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"This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of evidence-based nursing for painless intravenous infusion in children" Tang et al (2026).
"Nursing-based interventions, particularly fixation methods and evidence-based care packages, can improve peripheral intravenous catheter outcomes in pediatric patients" Küçükakça et al (2026).
"This study aims to describe the change in the microbiology of HD bloodstream infections at our centre. We also describe how changes in infection prevention and control bundles are associated with changes in the microbiology of bloodstream infections in HD patients" Conlon et al (2026).
"In this retrospective cohort, Type 3 and Type 5 UVC tip positions were associated with an increased frequency of PVT. These findings highlight the importance of careful catheter placement and imaging-based verification" Karayazili et al (2026).
"A structured AMS intervention for UTIs in OPAT improved appropriate antibiotic duration, increased IV-to-oral switching, and reduced healthcare costs without compromising clinical safety. Behavior-informed stewardship strategies can optimize antimicrobial use in OPAT care" Gómez-Zorrilla et al (2026).
"The prototype outperformed the landmark technique by visualizing non-palpable, non-visible vessels. The veins identified were larger and optimally located in the mid-forearm, both attributes linked to fewer complications and improved first-time insertion success" Liddelow et al (2026).
"S. aureus was the predominant agent for CRBSI and 44.2% of them were complicated. CKD/ESRF were the comorbidities associated with S. aureus CRBSI" Nian et al (2026).
"The incidence of catheter failure (22.4%) and other complications during PICC maintenance (28.0%) was higher than modern optimized vascular access program. Recognition of common complications and risk factors leading to PICC removal highlights the need for targeted surveillance and post-insertion care to improve PICC outcomes" Kasikan et al (2026).
