Multi-User Vessel Health and Preservation License

Give Your Team a Shared Framework for Vascular Access Decisions

Help your clinicians understand not only what to do, but why it matters. The Multi-User Vessel Health and Preservation License brings together six courses that connect vascular access device selection, insertion practices, ongoing assessment, and outcome evaluation.

Built around the Vessel Health and Preservation model, this learning pathway supports organizations seeking a more consistent, evidence-informed approach to vascular access care. Give clinicians, educators, and clinical leaders a common foundation for considering patient needs, preserving vascular access options, and evaluating opportunities for improvement.

Connect the Decisions That Shape Vascular Access Care

The Vessel Health and Preservation model uses four interconnected quadrants to guide the selection, placement, and care of vascular access devices. Education supports each part of the model, helping clinicians connect individual care decisions with the patient’s overall vascular access needs.

This license extends that foundation with focused courses on evidence-based practice, intentional device selection, insertion, assessment, and outcome monitoring. Use the collection to support team discussions, reinforce clinical education, and inform your organization’s quality-improvement activities.

Six Courses Supporting a Coordinated Approach

Vessel Health and Preservation

Introduce your team to the Vessel Health and Preservation model and its pathway for vascular access device selection, placement, and care. Establish a shared framework for understanding how these decisions connect throughout the patient’s treatment.

The Importance of Evidence-Based Practices

Explore what evidence-based practice means and why it belongs in everyday clinical decision-making. This course supports conversations about the rationale behind care practices and the role of evidence in patient safety and quality improvement.

Intentional VAD Selection

Reinforce a deliberate approach to choosing a vascular access device. This course defines device-selection goals and reviews eight patient-specific factors to consider before making the final selection.

Central Line Insertion Practices

Review PICC and central catheter insertion practices with an emphasis on infection prevention. The course discusses and demonstrates procedural considerations that support an aseptic approach to vascular access.

VAD Assessment Best Practices

Strengthen your team’s understanding of vascular access device assessment and its role in ongoing patient care. Use this overview to reinforce the importance of assessment within your organization’s vascular access education program.

PIV220 Outcome Based Evaluation

Connect clinical practice with measurement and improvement. This course examines outcome measurement, data collection, surveillance methods, and program initiatives that can help identify gaps and support sustained outcome monitoring.

Support Your Organization’s Education and Improvement Goals

• Establish a common framework: Give clinicians across teams and departments a shared way to approach vascular access selection, placement, and care.
• Reinforce the rationale behind practice: Help staff connect clinical actions with evidence and patient-specific considerations.
• Support thoughtful device selection: Encourage a structured review of patient needs before choosing a vascular access device.
• Connect insertion with ongoing assessment: Reinforce that vascular access care continues throughout the device’s use.
• Bring measurement into the conversation: Introduce concepts that support outcome monitoring, identification of gaps, and quality-improvement planning.
• Equip educators and clinical leaders: Incorporate focused coursework into onboarding, continuing education, and team-based learning activities.

Who This License Is Designed For

• Healthcare organizations standardizing vascular access education
• Vascular access and infusion teams
• Nurses and clinicians involved in device selection and assessment
• Nursing educators and clinical preceptors
• Infection prevention and quality-improvement teams
• Clinical leaders developing or reviewing vascular access programs

Build Understanding That Connects Your Team’s Practice

Bring the principles of Vessel Health and Preservation into your organization’s education plan. With six complementary courses under one Multi-User Vessel Health and Preservation License, your team can explore the connections between evidence, device decisions, clinical assessment, and outcome evaluation.

Choose the license option that fits your organization, or contact PICC Excellence at 888-714-1951 for help aligning this learning pathway with your team’s training needs.