PICC Excellence Course Catalog
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Course Clarify bloodstream infection terminology and reporting concepts. Explore infection pathways, verification criteria, and prevention priorities for peripheral and central devices.
Course Build aseptic practice into peripheral catheter care. Explore ANTT, protection of key parts and sites, and preparation appropriate to the procedure.
Course Strengthen central line infection prevention knowledge. Review infection pathways, institutional protocols, and insertion and maintenance practices within a coordinated approach.
Course Connect prevention practices with improvement efforts. Explore insertion and maintenance bundles, aseptic practice, antimicrobial devices, and assessment tools.
Course Build a clear foundation in infection prevention. Review infection terminology, warning signs, contamination sources, and aseptic principles in vascular access care.
Course Understand how and why to create a sterile field. Follow preparation and maintenance concepts that support aseptic vascular access procedures.
Course Review blood sampling through vascular access devices. Follow procedural explanations and videos with attention to patient safety and continued device function.
Course Connect everyday VAD care with a consistent maintenance approach. Review bundle recommendations and standardized practices that support infection prevention.
Course Make catheter necessity part of ongoing assessment. Explore clinically indicated removal and the reasoning behind keeping or discontinuing a vascular access device.
Course Build recognition of common vascular access complications. Review infection, thrombosis, occlusion, phlebitis, migration, and catheter rupture.
Course Expand your review of vascular access complications. Explore bleeding, nerve injury, wire and arterial access concerns, air embolism, and removal challenges.
Course Strengthen blood culture collection knowledge. Compare peripheral and device-based collection and explore practices aimed at limiting specimen contamination.
