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Standards of Care for PIVC:
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Securement to Prevent Noncuffed Central Venous Catheter Dislodgement in Pediatrics. The SECURED Superiority Randomized Clinical Trial
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Turning Skeptics into Supporters: Leading Successful Product Change in Healthcare Change in healthcare is never simple, particularly when it involves new products, new workflows, and teams already stretched thin. During a recent Association for Vascular Access I Save That webinar sponsored by Eloquest Healthcare, Michael Stern, MD shared his real-world experience with new product implementation,…
PROSECCO Time: Prioritizing Optimal Securement for Improved Catheter Care and Outcomes As we raise a glass to a new year, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on what’s working in vascular access and where we can continue to improve. In this brief video, the collaborators behind ‘PROSECCO’ share a global, evidence-based perspective on the evolving…
2025 Year in Review Thank you for being part of the Eloquest Healthcare Blog community throughout 2025! We’re grateful for your readership and hope our articles have informed, inspired, and strengthened your clinical practice. Below is a roundup of this year’s top-engaged posts. We invite you to revisit and share your favorites: When CVC dressings…
Advancing Skin Health: A Review of Medical Adhesive Technology and MARSI Prevention Medical adhesives are foundational tools in healthcare, used to secure everything from wound dressings to catheters and other essential devices. While these adhesives are indispensable for proper care, their use can sometimes lead to complications, particularly medical adhesive-related skin injuries (MARSI). MARSI can…