Vascular Access Device Management Fundamentals Bundle

Build a Complete Device Management Learning Plan

Bring the core responsibilities of vascular access management into one course collection. This bundle focuses on what happens after placement, from routine maintenance and blood sampling to assessment of complications and continued device need.

Study related practices together so that individual tasks sit within a broader care approach. The bundle offers a substantial foundation for clinicians responsible for ongoing device care and educators creating maintenance education.

Learning Areas

• Maintenance practices and patient safety
• Blood sampling and culture collection
• Dressings, flushing, connectors, and securement
• Complication awareness and clinically indicated removal

Included Courses and Components

• PIV305 Applying Best Practices to VAD Management
• PIV300 Basic Principles of Blood Draws
• PIV310 Clinically Indicated Catheter Removal
• PIV315 Complications with Vascular Access Devices - Part 1
• PIV320 Complications with Vascular Access Devices - Part 2
• PIV325 Drawing Blood Cultures - Preventing Contamination
• PIV330 Dressings and Dressing Changes for VADs
• PIV335 Flushing: The Science and Evidence
• PIV340 Function and Management of Needleless Connectors
• PIV350 Methods of Securement
• PIV355 Safe IV Patient Care

Who Should Attend

Nurses, infusion clinicians, vascular access teams, and educators responsible for device management.