PICC Excellence Course Catalog
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Course Infection control is imperative for proper patient care and positive outcomes. Therefore, specific organizations have published standards, guidelines and recommendations to be implemen…
Course Implementing outcome measurement and data collection for vascular access can aid in the identification of gaps and areas requiring improvement. This course reviews different processes,…
Course This program defines CABSI, CLABSI, and CRBSI. We will discuss risk of infection as well as provide criteria to verify CLABSI and CRBSI. Emphasis is placed on methods of prevention and…
Course This program provides the parameters for Standard versus Sterile ANTT; when to use each and how to set up the work space and supplies to protect key parts and sites to promote patient…
Course This program was developed to provide essential education regarding the prevention of bloodstream infections associated with the placement of central venous catheters.
Course This program provides the clinician with the different types of prevention infection strategies for vascular access devices. These strategies include proper insertion, maintenance and…
Course Infection prevention practices reduce serious risk to the patient. Infections a patient can get while having an intravenous device are serious with central catheter infections posing t…
Course In this program, we describe the importance of creating an environment that prevents the transfer of microorganisms to the patient during a vascular access procedure, then provide step…
Course Follow step by step instructions for performing a blood draw through a vascular access device.
Course Proper management of vascular access devices is essential for positive patient outcomes and safety. This course provides information and guidelines regarding the best practices and man…
Course Catheters are to be removed as soon as no longer clinically indicated. This program teaches the clinical indications that lead to catheter removal.
Course Part 1 of this series helps the clinician identify, manage and prevent vascular access device complications and promote patient safety.
