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Peripheral intravenous catheter insertion training for undergraduate dual degree nursing and midwifery students: A descriptive qualitative study

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By Daner Ball, Gillian Ray-Barruel, Barbara Hewer, Glenda Hawley
| Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing Verified
Main Article Content Daner Ball Gillian Ray-Barruel Barbara Hewer Glenda Hawley Lauren Kearney Jessica Schults Nicole Marsh Claire Rickard Keywords Catheterisation, competency-based nursing education, nursing, midwifery, peripheral education, vascular access device Abstract Abstract 0 | View PDF Downloads 0 Supplementary Material Downloads 0 Article Sidebar Article Details How to Cite 1.
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Safety and efficacy of midline catheters versus peripheral intravenous catheters: A pilot randomized controlled trial

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By Nicole Marsh, Emily Larsen, Catherine O'Brien, Catherine O'brien, Robert Ware, Tricia Kleidon, Peter Groom, Barbara Hewer, Evan Alexandrou, Julie Flynn, Claire M Rickard, Kaylene Woollett
| Wiley Online Library Verified
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‘How many audits do you really need?’: Learnings from 5-years of peripheral intravenous catheter audits

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By Nicole Marsh, Emily Larsen, Barbara Hewer, Emily Monteagle
| Infection, Disease & Health Verified
Highlights • Improving PIVC auditing practices will help identify early signs of infection. • PIVC audit should be between 100 and 250 PIVCs per audit round. • Auditing of PIVC care is an effective method to promote best practice and improve clinical care. Abstract Background Peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs) are medical devices used to administer intravenous therapy but can be complicated by soft tissue or bloodstream infection.
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