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"Findings reveal heterogeneous use of hypodermoclysis in LTC, often at low volumes and over prolonged periods. Given the association between staffing levels and hypodermoclysis use, strengthened interprofessional engagement and collaboration may be needed to optimize hydration practices" Deniau et al (2026).
"Ultrasound-guided, nonfluoroscopic bedside placement of right internal jugular vein tunneled catheters by nephrologists is feasible, safe, and cost-effective" Ganesh Srinivasa Prasad P et al (2026).
"This study aims to improve the quality and completeness of the information provided by the SmPC for products with paediatric authorisation and to create greater awareness from both regulatory authority and market authorisation holders" Higi et al (2026).
"This study aims to identify and systematically assess the prevalence of Catheter-related bloodstream infections (CRBSI) and identify risk factors of CRBSI in hemodialysis (HD) patients" Aftab et al (2026).
"These findings support the feasibility of image-guided drainage, decompression, and vascular access as candidate strategies for managing acute conditions encountered during exploration missions" Schutt et al (2026).
"This review argues that the biological effect ultimately achieved within the catheter may also be shaped by catheter architecture and lock-handling variables, including tip design, side-hole geometry, true luminal volume, fill ratio, lock density, interdialytic dwell, and aspiration practice" Corrêa et al (2026).
"These findings highlight the potential of machine learning models as effective decision-support tools for CLABSI risk stratification and underscore the need for further validation to facilitate broader clinical application" Zhang et al (2026).
"Implementing a standardized protocol to ensure the appropriate size and placement of PVC, optimizing the dosage and duration of vasopressors, and establishing vigilant nursing monitoring can facilitate the safe administration of vasopressors via PVC, with substantial implications for the early management of shock, particularly in resource-constrained settings" Singh et al (2026).
"Compared with control locking solution, use of 4% t-EDTA locking solution for CVADs reduced the incidence of a composite outcome of CVAD-associated bloodstream infection, catheter occlusion requiring alteplase use, and catheter removal due to occlusion among adult patients in the ICU" Ornowska et al (2026).
"Although national benchmarks recommend contamination rates of less than 3%, the Department of Veterans Affairs sets a more stringent goal of less than 1%. Many emergency departments face challenges in consistently meeting this standard. This project aimed to reduce blood culture contamination through a series of evidence-based interventions" Mikovich et al (2026).
"Although less frequent than central venous catheter infections, PVC-related bloodstream infections represent an important public health concern due to their widespread use. Incidence is likely underestimated because of limited reporting and variable diagnostic criteria" Piuco Preve et al (2026).
"Our findings stress the need for targeted nursing education, structured support for reflective practice, and fostering a ward culture where nurses consistently apply evidence-based practices for PICC dressing and securement" Larsen et al (2026).
