Od-035429 Peripheral Administration of Vasoactives: A Pilot Study for MWHC ICUs and ED
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On Demand
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Description
This research study aims to understand the usage, factors associated with usage and patient outcomes ... show more
This research study aims to understand the usage, factors associated with usage and patient outcomes of midline and peripheral venous catheters compared to central venous catheters to deliver vasoactives in the ICUs and ED at MWHC.
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- CVC use risks central line associated blood stream infections (CLABSI)
- Key takeaways:
- Multiple trials have demonstrated the safe use of vasoactive infusions through a high-quality PIV catheter
- Peripheral administration of vasoactives may reduce CLABSI rates
- Vasoactive medications are routinely used to restore perfusion in shock states
- Vasoactives are administered via a central venous catheter (CVC) due to the risk of tissue injury in the event of extravasation
Fees
Free
Activity Director
Lucy Shivnan
Activity Coordinators
Anne Lehmann
Organization
MedStar Washington Hospital Center