Peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC) care in Australia remains inconsistent and suboptimal, often leading to preventable patient harm. This priority-setting study aimed to identify infection prev...

Peripheral intravenous catheter (PIVC) insertion is common in neonatal intensive care, but repeated cannulation increases the risk of pain, complications, and delayed treatment. This case series st...

As healthcare systems face rising demand, an aging population, and increasing chronic illness, vascular access practices must evolve to meet future challenges. This special article discusses how In...

We’re excited to share an incredible free resource for healthcare professionals and anyone passionate about infection prevention and control: Webber Training Teleclass Education.For the past 24&n...

Vascular access device (VAD) insertion is a critical procedure in emergency departments (EDs), but evidence guiding best practices remains limited. This scoping review synthesised existing randomis...

Vascular access devices (VADs) like PIVCs, midlines, and PICCs are vital for patient care, but their impact on quality of life (QoL) isn’t well understood. This scoping review explored existing r...