Study OverviewPeripheral IV catheters (PIVCs) are inserted constantly in emergency departments, but the patient experience can vary wildly depending on technical skill, communication, and how decis...

Study OverviewCentral venous access devices (CVADs) are used across hospitals, outpatient clinics, and increasingly at home. Nurses manage these devices across the full lifecycle, from selection an...

Study OverviewMore adults are going home with a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) for treatments like antibiotics or cancer therapy. While clinicians often provide education about compl...

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Peripheral IV catheter (PIVC) management in emergency departments often looks “routine,” but outcomes tell a different story: practice varies, failure is common, and patients...

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Arterial catheters (“arterial lines”) are widely used in adult intensive care for continuous blood pressure monitoring and frequent blood sampling. While central lines have a...

Study Overview

Arterial catheters are a staple in adult intensive care, used for continuous blood pressure monitoring and frequent blood sampling. But they also carry real risks, including thro...