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Safety On Point - Safety Resources

Search the Resource Library for studies, science and solutions relating to the clinical use of sharps.

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ProtectIV Training Video

Learn the proper methods of using the ProtectIV Safety Catheter. Register with code 2011-3.

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Peripheral Venous Catheter-Related Staph. Bacteria

Better understand the incidence, risk factors, and outcomes of peripheral venous catheter (PVC)–related Staphylococcusaureus bacteremia.

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Sharps Safety: Stabbing Issues and Cutting Trends

Over half a million people are affected by Needlestick Injuries in the US alone. Learn more and how to prevent here. Use code 2011-3 to register.

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Is Routine Replacement of Peripheral IV Catheters Necessary?

Guidelines developed by the CDC recommend that peripheral iv catheters be changed every 3 days. However, routine replacement of central venous catheters is no longer supported in their latest update.

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A Prospective Clinical Comparison of 2 IV PU Catheters

Tissue irritation, as evidenced by Phlebitis, associated with OPTIVA and INSYTE PU Cannulae were studied.

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Reducing Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens...

Ten years passed since OSHA has passed safety legislation...how much safer are we due to NSI legislation?

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Peripheral Intravenous Catheter-Related Phlebitis...

Peripheral intravenous catheter-related phlebitis is a common and significant problem in clinical practice. This study aims to investigate the incidence of phlebitis and to evaluate some important related factors.

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Needlestick Injury Rates According to Different Types of SED

Evaluates the incidence of needlestick injuries (NSIs) among different models of safety-engineered devices (SEDs) in healthcare settings.

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IV Tubing Use 72-96 Hours

To compare the rates of phlebitis of peripheral intravenous lines left in place for 72 hours versus rates of those left in place 96 hours.

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Differences in Penetration Force of IV Catheters

Effect of Grinding Methods on Inner needles of IV Catheters. The Objectives are to compare penetration forces of IV catheters based on two grinding methods used for the inner needle tip.

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Predictors of Nurses' Acceptance of PIVC Safety Device

The Protectiv® Plus IV device differs from the conventional device in that the stylet of the safety catheter is encased by a built-in needle guard as the catheter is advanced.

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Pain related to Optiva 2, Biovalve, and Venflon 2

Pain related to Optiva 2, Biovalve, and Venflon 2 intravenous catheters. This study investigated differences in pain on insertion for three different catheters

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