What is a Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection? (CLABSI)
A Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) is a serious infection that occurs when germs such as…
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What to Consider When Implementing a Disinfecting Cap
Choosing a disinfecting cap is more than simply selecting a product with a specific disinfection time. The right solution should fit your clinical workflow, …
What the INS Standards Recommend for Preventing Catheter Occlusions
INS (Infusion Nurses Society) Standards emphasize a bundle of practices to prevent catheter occlusions, centered on proper flushing/locking technique, minimizing blood reflux, maintaining asepsis, …
How Passive Disinfection Caps Help Reduce CLABSI Risk
Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) remain one of the most significant challenges in vascular access. While no single product can eliminate infection risk, small …
Why Is the Catheter Luer a Critical Point for Infection Prevention?
The catheter Luer is one of the most important points for infection prevention because it serves as the primary access junction between the external …
DualCap® FAQs: What Healthcare Professionals Need to KnowÂ
Infection prevention remains one of the most important priorities in vascular access care. Proper disinfection of needle-free valves and IV tubing connectors is a critical step …
Minimizing Vessel Trauma During PICC and Midline Insertion
Minimizing vessel trauma during PICC and midline insertion rests on three pillars: choosing the right vein/device, using the gentlest possible access technique, and respecting …
