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

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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 ...

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Arterial catheters are widely used in intensive care for continuous blood pressure monitoring and blood sampling. However, practices surrounding their insertion, management, and ...

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Needleless connectors are used across peripheral and central vascular access devices to provide needle-free access for medications, fluids, blood products, and diagnostic procedu...

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PICC dressing and securement care may appear routine, but nurses make a series of complex decisions each time a dressing is applied or removed. This qualitative study explored ho...