Data suggests that ‘Up to 90% of hospital inpatients require IV therapy’[1]. With the number so high and wide-reaching to patients and clinicians alike, improvements to vascular access presents one of the biggest opportunities to improve practice with the goal of...
Occlusion is one of the most common complications associated with vascular access devices (VADs). A blocked device can interrupt treatment, preventing the delivery of essential medications, fluids, or nutrition. This can lead to a rapid deterioration in the emergency...
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