Study Overview

Short peripheral cannulas are commonly used in intensive care, but mechanical irritation from the catheter may contribute to phlebitis. Although polyurethane is generally conside...

Study Overview

Failed peripheral intravenous catheter insertion attempts can delay treatment, increase costs and cause additional discomfort for patients.

This comparative simulation study ...

Study Overview

Intramuscular injections can cause pain, fear and anxiety for children. Buzzy® is a reusable device that combines cold and vibration near the injection site to provide a non-pha...

Study Overview

Central venous access devices are essential in paediatric care, supporting treatments such as chemotherapy, parenteral nutrition, and long-term intravenous therapy. However, comp...

Study Overview

Extravasation injuries occur when intravenous fluid or medication leaks from a peripheral venous access device into surrounding tissue. Children in intensive care may be particul...

OverviewIntravenous fluids are among the most common treatments used in acute care. While they are often essential, inappropriate initiation, monitoring or continuation can contribute to avoidable ...