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Vascular Access Device Care and Management

Britt M. Meyer, Dawn Berndt, Michele Biscossi, Melanie Eld, Ginger Gillette-Kent, Angie Malone, Lorelle Wuerz

2020Journal of Infusion Nursing16 citationsDOI

Abstract

The Infusion Nurses Society asserts that a comprehensive organizational approach to vascular access device (VAD) care and management is imperative to ensure safe and efficacious patient care. It is essential that each organization (1) develops policies and procedures to align VAD care and management with recognized standards of practice; (2) integrates unique aspects of organization-selected VAD care products into policies and procedures and establishes expectations for adherence to these organizational directives; (3) develops a framework for gathering and analyzing clinical data related to patient outcomes for VAD care and management; (4) utilizes quality outcome data to facilitate evidence-based best practices within the organization; and (5) evaluates and facilitates educational programming to validate clinician competency.

Topics & Concepts

Best practiceQuality managementProcess managementBusinessQuality (philosophy)Patient careMEDLINENursingKnowledge managementMedicineComputer scienceManagementMarketingEpistemologyService (business)PhilosophyPolitical scienceEconomicsLawCentral Venous Catheters and HemodialysisVascular Procedures and ComplicationsPatient Safety and Medication Errors
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