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A nurse helping to prevent needlestick injuries and drug contamination.

News and innovation June 22, 2023

Make the safety switch: 4 potential everyday safety hazards

Maintaining safety for both patients and healthcare workers can be a challenge. Adverse safety events such as errors, accidents and…

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Events and training June 16, 2023

PICC, port or Hickman? Make the right choice in oncology

"I think that the biggest issue in our service is choosing which device for which patients,” said Professor Caren Randon,…

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Awareness of the potential side effects of irritants and vesicants is important in selecting a venous access device.

Irritants and vesicants: ensuring safe IV therapy
November 6, 2024

A dog before veterinary IV catheter placement

Veterinary IV catheter placement: how to manage challenges
July 22, 2024

Medical student taking an IV cannulation training module

Effective IV cannulation training is essential for patient safety
September 16, 2024

Closed-system transfer device in use to help prevent hazardous drug contamination.

Scientific publications May 5, 2023

New clinic study: Reduce hazardous drug contamination with BD

Even in small concentrations, hazardous drug exposure can cause adverse effects such as internal organ damage, genetic mutations, increased rates…

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Healthcare professional performing ultrasound-guided cannulation for a patient with difficult IV access.

News and innovation February 19, 2023

Difficult IV access: Is ultrasound-guided cannulation the answer?

Many healthcare professionals may recognise the common scenario of peripheral intravenous (IV) catheter insertion on a patient with difficult intravenous…

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TIVAPs are one type of CVAD used to administer chemotherapy

News and innovation February 6, 2023

Chemotherapy: How do TIVAPs measure up to other CVADs?

Choice of CVAD in intravenous chemotherapy administration Even though the advantages of central venous access devices (CVADs) over peripheral venous…

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Vascular access nurse deciding between midline catheter vs PICC for patient, ultimately choosing the BD PowerGlide Pro™ Midline Catheter

Events and training January 15, 2023

Are midline catheters underused in the emergency department?

“In the ED [emergency department], time is chief,” said Professor Baudolino Mussa, Vascular Access Surgeon and Professor of Vascular Access…

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