Webinar CLABSI: Implementing the Maintenance Bundle
Move from knowing the maintenance bundle to discussing implementation. Explore cleanliness, assessment, and catheter clearance alongside education and team communication.
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Webinar Move from knowing the maintenance bundle to discussing implementation. Explore cleanliness, assessment, and catheter clearance alongside education and team communication.
Webinar Explore how changes in standards can influence practice. Review a recorded discussion of AVA, INS, SHEA, and CDC guidance in vascular access education.
Webinar Connect vein assessment with blood flow and hemodilution. Explore vessel features, flow concepts, and their implications for peripheral access in a recorded presentation.
Webinar Connect peripheral and central catheter maintenance with a bundle approach. Review practices and supporting research in an on-demand recorded webinar.
Webinar Look closely at potential gaps in CLABSI prevention. Explore aseptic technique and needleless connector evidence through a focused webinar discussion.
Webinar Examine the reasoning behind PICC selection. Review MAGIC, Vessel Health and Preservation, and complication prevention in a recorded clinical discussion.
Webinar Explore the topic of establishing a midline program. Use this vascular access webinar to support your learning and team discussions about midline services.
Webinar Review patient safety considerations in UGPIV practice. Explore ultrasound disinfection, probe protection, gel use, and the role of standardized training and policies.
Webinar Consider the human side of CVAD infection prevention. Explore human factors as a topic within vascular access education and team discussion.
Webinar Explore deep vein thrombosis in the context of vascular access. Build a clearer understanding of the concerns discussed for peripheral devices, PICCs, and other central lines.