PICC Excellence Course Catalog
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Class This program provides the clinician with the different types of prevention infection strategies for vascular access devices. These strategies include proper insertion, maintenance and…
Class Learn when and how to effectively flush a catheter to keep your patients safe and their devices functioning optimally. Hint: technique and volume do matter.
Class Learn the steps necessary to validate a successful PIV insertion prior to applying dressing and breaking down your field.
Class The Preparation for UGPIV with Needling Key Signs course is an overview of how best to prepare for the UGPIV insertion process.
Class Learn what steps can be taken during a midline insertion that lead to greater success and function of device following insertion.
Class 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…
Class Learn the ABC's of needleless connectors, including purpose, guidelines and standards, how to disinfect, when to change and how they are categorized and function.
Class The Post-Test Confidence UGPIV Tool located below in the Take Test link is a questionnaire allowing a snapshot of where you are after completing all courses in the UGPIV Mastery Progra…
Class This educational program is for clinicians who already know how to place PICCs using Ultrasound technology and are ready to take their practice to the next level.
Class Many hospitals have added portable ultrasound units to their IV team's arsenal of tools for locating veins. Inserting PICCs with Ultrasound includes an insertion, patient education and…
Class Study Midline catheter types and insertion techniques.
Class This program introduces MAGIC, The Michigan Appropriateness Guide for Intravenous Catheters, whose purpose was to establish guidance for vascular access device selection by applying ev…
