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Needlestick injury incidence and reporting

"Despite being at high risk of needlesticks and the associated risks, few surgical trainees report all needlestick injuries. Reporting pathways of needlestick injuries should be streamlined to encourage greater reporting" McCabe et al (2025).

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Which IV drugs need to be filtered – Full Text

"This chart is an update to the 2019 article published in Hospital Pharmacy on injectable drugs to be used with a filter. To update the chart, drugs approved from January 2019 to December 2024 were reviewed to determine if they require filtration and drugs included in the 2019 table were reviewed for accuracy" Ipema et al (2025).

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Pediatric IV management safety officer – Full Text

"This study evaluates the effectiveness of medication safety officer (MSO)-based multidisciplinary management on managing IV fluids in children's outpatient and emergency departments, aiming to reduce adverse drug reaction (ADR) and standardize IV infusion management" Zhang et al (2025).

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Ultrasound-guided vascular access – Full Text

"Medical students often have limited exposure to advanced ultrasound-guided vascular access techniques within their preclinical curriculum. We evaluated the changes in confidence scores among 15 preclinical medical students before and after undertaking a novel ultrasound-guided cadaver-based training program for vascular access" Yamaguchi et al (2025).

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Artificial intelligence and infusion pumps – Full Text

"It has been established that machine learning methods are capable of identifying potential issues before they become critical, thus playing a crucial role in predicting the performance of infusion pumps, potentially enhancing the safety, reliability, and efficiency of healthcare delivery" Merdović et al (2025).

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Patient satisfaction with implantable venous access ports – Full Text

"Long-term totally implantable venous access ports (TIVAP) are essential for administering chemotherapy and parenteral nutrition in cancer patients. This study aimed to evaluate patient satisfaction and postoperative complications, compared to existing literature, emphasizing patient-reported outcomes (PRO) as a critical factor in treatment decisions" Werba et al (2025).

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