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Trading Sutures with Subcutaneous Anchoring Devices for Initial Securement of Tunneled CVCs

Trading Sutures with Subcutaneous Anchoring Devices for Initial Securement of Tunneled CVCs At AVA 2024, vascular access specialist Jedediah Gervacio, MSN, RN, VA-BC presented his clinical poster, “Trading Sutures with Subcutaneous Anchoring Devices for Initial Securement of Tunneled CVCs.” In this video, Jedediah walks us through the driving questions behind his work, the methods he…

Three Questions with Jedediah Gervacio BSN, RN, VA-BC

3 Questions with Jedediah Gervacio

3 Questions with Jedediah Gervacio, BSN, RN, VA-BC “3 Questions With…” is a video series showcasing thought leaders in healthcare specialties like Infection Prevention and Vascular Access. These experts provide insights, evidence, and best practices in response to pressing questions in their fields. Eloquest Healthcare is proud to feature 3 Questions with Jedediah Gervacio. In…

Adhesive Advantage: How the STICKY Trial Highlights Medical Liquid Adhesive’s Role in Microbial Control. Includes example image of intact, secure dialysis catheter and dressing.

Adhesive Advantage: How the STICKY Trial Highlights Medical Liquid Adhesive’s Role in Microbial Control

Adhesive Advantage: How the STICKY Trial Highlights Medical Liquid Adhesive’s Role in Microbial Control When it comes to preventing hospital-onset bacteremia (HOB), even the smallest breach in a catheter dressing can serve as an entry point for pathogenic microorganisms. Every year, patients and hospitals pay a steep price for infections caused by compromised dressings, leading…

An Ounce of Prevention: Why Investing in Better CVC Securement Pays Off. Featured image includes a jugular CVC site with Mastisol Liquid Adhesive being applied.

An Ounce of Prevention: Why Investing in Better CVC Securement Pays Off

An Ounce of Prevention: Why Investing in Better CVC Securement Pays Off In today’s hospitals, every penny counts, and the price of complications associated with catheter failures can be overwhelming. The price tag for a single central line infection can be staggering, not to mention the hidden costs of extended ICU stays, additional treatments, and…

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Staying Power Uncovering the Impact of Medical Liquid Adhesive on CVC Dressing Adherence in the ICU

Staying Power: Uncovering the Impact of Medical Liquid Adhesive on CVC Dressing Adherence in the ICU Every day, busy ICU teams struggle with a persistent challenge: central venous catheter (CVC) dressings that fail to stay securely in place. This isn’t just a minor inconvenience—when dressings come loose, the consequences can be severe, including catheter failure,…

Now Accepting Applications: AVA 2025 Scientific Meeting Scholarship

Now Accepting Applications: AVA 2025 Scientific Meeting Scholarship At Eloquest Healthcare, we’re committed to supporting clinicians who are advancing the science and practice of vascular access. That’s why we’re excited to bring back our AVA Scientific Meeting Scholarship Program for 2025! This scholarship is designed to help remove barriers to professional development by covering the…

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Sterility at Every Step: From Preparation to Dressing Application

Sterility at Every Step: From Preparation to Dressing Application Maintaining a sterile field during catheter insertion is a cornerstone of patient safety. Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) and other catheter-related infections pose serious risks, leading to longer hospital stays, increased healthcare costs, and even life-threatening complications. Despite advances in infection prevention, infection rates remain unacceptably…

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Peel Performance Put to the Test: A Parallel Comparison

Peel Performance Put to the Test: A Parallel Comparison Every dressing change is an opportunity to protect both your patient and your workflow. The video below shows a side-by-side comparison of dressing removal using just one vial of Detachol® Adhesive Remover versus multiple standard adhesive remover wipes. The results? Detachol removed the dressing 45% faster!…

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Implementing Subcutaneous Securement Into Pediatric Hospitals

Introducing Subcutaneous Securement Into Pediatric Hospitals In the ever-evolving landscape of pediatric healthcare, innovation and advocacy are vital to improving outcomes and enhancing the patient experience. Moira McErlean, BSN, RN, VA-BC, is at the forefront of this movement, championing an approach supported by clinical evidence that is transforming vascular access in pediatric hospitals. With a…

3 Questions with Michael Stern

3 Questions with Michael Stern, MD “3 Questions With…” is a video series showcasing thought leaders in healthcare specialties like Infection Prevention and Vascular Access. These experts provide insights, evidence, and best practices in response to pressing questions in their fields. Eloquest Healthcare is proud to feature 3 Questions with Michael Stern, MD. In this…