Review emerging trends regarding catheter placement and usage

Article Abstract:

Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters (PICCs) are a good alternative for monitoring central venous pressure leading to lower risk of complications associated with catheterization and dwell. Magnetic tip location systems are developed that make use of electromagnetic energy to verify that the catheter tip is placed at least at the proper PICC placement.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Practice, Nursing, Peripherally inserted central catheters

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Guarding against vascular site infection: Arm yourself with the latest knowledge on equipment and technique to protect patients from catheter-related bloodstream infection

Article Abstract:

The article describes various symptoms that patients suffer when infected due to the use of catheters. Guidelines are provided for hospitals in order to implement proper techniques, clean equipment and hygienic conditions for patients to prevent such infections.

United States, Methods, Analysis, Prevention, Complications and side effects, Risk factors, Practice guidelines (Medicine), Nosocomial infections, Cross infection, Bacteremia, Intravenous catheterization, Symptomatology, Signs and symptoms

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