Catheter Stabilization Devices Are Becoming Standard Of Care

Catheter stabilization devices are becoming standard of care gregory schears american society of anesthesiologists june 2007 vol.

Catheter stabilization devices are becoming standard of care.

A comparative retrospective analysis of two securement techniques for peripherally inserted central catheters picc and midlines in the homecare setting. The statlock multi purpose pediatric stabilization device is ideal for securing chest tubes drainage tubes and other large medical tubes. Prior to implementing this clinical trial we sought a better understanding of the current catheter stabilization practices within our institution. The large share of this region can be attributed to the high number of surgeries which leads to an increase in the demand for stabilization devices wide adoption of catheterization techniques in examination diagnosis and treatment is also one of the factors responsible for catheter securement device market growth.

Statlock stabilization devices are a more effective alternative to tape in helping improve clinical outcomes quality of care and economic efficiencies. Or more simply the standard of care for pivs requires devices must be secured and dressings for those devices must be kept clean dry and intact. Catheter stabilization devices are becoming standard of care you will receive an email whenever this article is corrected updated or cited in the literature. May become the standard of care.

Catheter stabilization devices are becoming standard of care gregory schears american society of anesthesiologists june 2007 vol. Some are adhesive devices that allow the wings on the catheter hub to snap into a platform fig. There are securement devices that have adhesive applied to skin and adhesive to hold the hub and still others use a velcro strap material to cross over the hub to hold the lumens of the catheter and. You can manage this and all other alerts in my account.

The standards were first published in 1977 and have. The standards provide the most comprehensive guidance related to the infusion specialty. Ins recommends that whenever possible manufactured stabilization devices such as the one tested in this study should be the preferred method of catheter stabilization infusion nurses society 2006. 9 2 providing a firm base of stabilization.

A comparative retrospective analysis of two securement techniques for peripherally inserted central catheters picc and midlines in the homecare setting.