Peripherally inserted central catheters are associated with lower risk of bloodstream infection compared with central venous catheters in paediatric intensive care patients: a propensity-adjusted analysis

New article on PICC infections v’s CVC infections in pediatric ICU from Intensive Care Medicine

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Effect of motor imagery on learning peripheral IV catheter training January 24, 2021
"Therefore, motor imagery improved professional motor skills learning, and limited the time needed to reach the expected level" Collet et al (2021). The citation Effect of motor imagery on learning peripheral IV catheter training appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Heparin solution for the prevention of CVC occlusion – Full Text January 24, 2021
"Locking with 50 IU/mL heparin solution is more effective than 0.9% isotonic saline in preventing occlusion of the Hickman® catheter" Silva et al (2021). The citation Heparin solution for the prevention of CVC occlusion – Full Text appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Peripherally inserted central cathether migration in neonates January 24, 2021
"Based on our experience in our unit, we recommend periodic imaging at 12-24 hrs and on the third day after PICC placement as most migration occurred within three days after insertion" Acun et al (2021). The citation Peripherally inserted central cathether migration in neonates appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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The success of ambulatory chemotherapy pumps January 24, 2021
"Ambulatory chemotherapy allows the delivery of short and extended chemotherapy infusions through a portable pump from the comfort of patients' homes" Sabbagh et al (2021). The citation The success of ambulatory chemotherapy pumps appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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Continuous infusion of vancomycin improved therapeutic levels January 24, 2021
"This QI project demonstrated a successful transition from IIV to CIV with reduced time to achieve target vancomycin and an increased proportion of therapeutic levels" Round et al (2021). The citation Continuous infusion of vancomycin improved therapeutic levels appeared on the IVTEAM Citation Library.
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