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"We demonstrate feasibility and external validity of a fully automated system for CLABSI surveillance in critically ill patients, supporting its integration into national HAI prevention and control strategies" Catho et al (2026).
"PICC-related complications are common in neonates, with malposition representing the predominant event and associated with subsequent adverse outcomes. Optimizing insertion site selection, minimizing catheter dwell time, and cautious use of hyperosmolar infusions may reduce PICC-related morbidity in the NICU" Wu and Bo (2026).
"Our results suggest utilizing the subclavian without US guidance is safe and effective for children and AYAs with cancer. This challenges the 2011 ACS recommendation for the use of US guidance in all CVAD placements" Mayon et al (2026).
"The aim of this study was to evaluate the safety of a nurse-led protocol for peripheral administration of vasoactive agents for patients in the emergency department and intensive care unit" Goh et al (2026).
"With the aim of enhancing ICU prevention strategies, this study assessed CLABSI incidence, key pathogens, and their resistence profiles" Anand et al (2026).
"First-attempt success of PAC in critically ill children is influenced by both puncture site and catheterization technique. Preferential use of the radial artery and ultrasound guidance may improve cannulation success in the PICU" Li et al (2026).
"In conclusion, slow elution from MRC CVCs resulted in significantly enhanced antimicrobial durability against gram-negative bacteria, E. faecalis, and Candida spp. MR and MRC CVCs provided equivalent, sustained protection against Staphylococcal colonization, both surpassing CSiSz CVCs" Raad et al (2026).
"The aim of this study was to describe the rates of adverse drug events (ADEs) among patients discharged on long-term oral antibiotic regimens at our center" Siddique et al (2026).
"We report the case of a patient in whom fracture of a peripheral intravenous cannula was suspected during routine removal, when the distal segment was found to be missing" Ouatab et al (2026).
"A nurse-led peer audit strategy supported by real-time digital feedback was associated with sustained improvement in PIVC care and reduction of PLABSI incidence" Bogaert et al (2026).
"A preliminary descriptive case series of 10 adult patients, performed by three different experienced operators, demonstrated the feasibility and reproducibility of the technique, with successful real-time visualization of microbubbles in the right atrium in all cases and no immediate procedure-related complications" Longo et al (2026).
"Hospital nurses are the main parties responsible for the management of peripheral venous catheters, and their interventions should be aimed at increasing the catheters' dwell time and reducing complications" Gomariz-Ruiz et al (2026).
