New Open Access publication on Where do ICU trainees really look? An eye-tracking analysis of gaze patterns during central venous catheter insertion from the Journal of Vascular Access

Where do ICU trainees really look? An eye-tracking analysis of gaze patterns during central venous catheter insertion

A new publication on the efficacy of technology-based devices on the first-attempt success rate for difficult intravenous access in pediatrics: A systematic review and network meta-analysis from the Journal of Vascular Access

The efficacy of technology-based devices on the first-attempt success rate for difficult intravenous access in pediatrics: A systematic review and network meta-analysis

New publication from our colleagues at GAVeCeLT (Gli Accessi Venosi Centrali a Lungo Termine) in Italy on (updated) 2024 recommendations for indication, implantation and management of devices for venous access.

GAVeCeLT 2024 recommendations for indication, implantation and management of devices for venous access

📅 Vascular Access Specialty Day – October 5th

Today, we celebrate the critical role that Vascular Access Specialists play in the healthcare continuum! 🎉

Vascular access is a key aspect of patient care, involving the skilled insertion and maintenance of all devices, such as peripheral and central venous access devices. These professionals ensure the safe, efficient, and effective delivery of medications, fluids, and nutrition.

Their expertise excels in the following areas (plus more);

• Reduces the risk of complications like infections and device failures.

• Enhances patient comfort, safety and outcomes.

• Supports all healthcare teams in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings.

Let’s recognize their vital contributions to patient safety and quality care! 🌟 #VascularAccessSpecialtyDay #HealthcareHeroes #PatientCare