Titlebook: Vessel Health and Preservation: The Right Approach for Vascular Access; Nancy L. Moureau Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 20191st edition The Editor(s) (if ap

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Right Securement, Dressing, and Managemented to understand contributing factors that lead to their development. Practices that enhance optimal securement and mitigate risks are discussed as part of the clinician’s role in the prevention of complications in our endeavor to reach our ultimate goal of achieving zero CVAD complications.

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Developmental Stages and Clinical Conditions for Vascular Access in Pediatricsng-term vessel health and preservation from infancy into adulthood and the prevention of complications associated with VAD in pediatrics are key components to ensure successful, efficient, lifelong healthcare.

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Right Assessment and Vein Selectionapy are factors that determine level of risk, the appropriate device, and most qualified inserter. Individuals with ultrasound training can apply their skills for assessment and selection of the right location and vein for device insertion.

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Tip Positionural real-time tip location, reduced radiation dosage and incidence of manipulations. Case studies illustrating some of the challenges clinicians face when placing CVADs are incorporated into the discussion.

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CLABSI: Definition and Diagnosis to other hospitals of similar bed size, central line device utilization ratio to determine if a hospital is using an inordinate ratio of central catheters, and determination of a standardized infection ratio. This chapter aims to define how surveillance is performed and the various uses of the gathered/reported information.

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n, application of evidence and guidelines to provide greaterThis Open access book offers updated and revised information on vessel health and preservation (VHP), a model concept first published in poster form in 2008 and in JVA in 2012, which has received a great deal of attention, especially in the

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The VHP Modelk reduction incorporate the topics that apply to all aspects of vascular access insertion and management for patient intravenous (IV) medical treatment. By following a specific clinical pathway of care that adheres to evidence-based practice, the outcomes are optimized, veins are preserved, and the

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Right Assessment and Vein Selectionns at the time of admission and continues as diagnosis is established and treatment initiated. Most patients receive their first intravenous device during the assessment in the emergency department, typically a PIVC is inserted in a hurried fashion, and location and method of insertion are often not