Nurses Reveal Why Neonatal IV Care Stays Reactive Instead of Proactive
A qualitative study of neonatal nurses in three Dutch intensive care units finds that vascular access decisions are made reactively ...
A qualitative study of neonatal nurses in three Dutch intensive care units finds that vascular access decisions are made reactively ...
A European expert consortium has published a standardized recommendation for the insertion, positioning, and management of umbilical venous and arterial ...
A survey of 848 neonatal units in 100 countries finds dramatic global variation in how vascular access devices are selected, ...
A European consortium has issued a new evidence-based recommendation for managing peripheral venous access devices in newborns, integrating vein visualization, ...
European neonatal specialists have published the first ESPR recommendation, a structured Vascular Access Management Plan designed to standardize device choice ...
A new scoping review of 39 studies finds that guidelines, clinicians and researchers remain deeply divided over where midline catheter ...
A European expert consortium has published evidence-based recommendations for inserting, securing, and managing intra-arterial catheters in newborns, targeting a long-standing ...
A European expert consortium has published formal guidance recommending that ultrasound guide every stage of central venous catheter insertion, tunneling, ...
A European consensus team has issued evidence-based recommendations for managing neonatal catheter exit sites, covering antisepsis, sutureless securement with cyanoacrylate ...
A new European Society for Pediatric Research recommendation sets evidence-based standards for inserting, securing, and monitoring peripheral venous catheters in ...
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