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[Subcutaneous venous reservoir. How nurses use it].

Isabel Zorrilla Ayllón¹, Amparo Puchades Simó, Amparo Muñoz Izquierdo

¹Hospital General Universitario de Valencia.

Revista De Enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain)

|September 27, 2003

Summary

Healthcare professionals need more training on subcutaneous venous reservoirs. Patient complaints about underutilization of these devices highlight a knowledge gap that requires addressing for improved patient care.

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Area of Science:

Oncology
Medical Devices
Patient Care

Context:

Onco-Medical Ward at University General Hospital in Valencia.
Observational study on healthcare professionals' awareness.
Investigating patient complaints regarding subcutaneous venous reservoir (SVR) utilization.

Purpose:

Assess awareness of SVRs among hospital professionals.
Determine the validity of patient concerns about SVR underuse.
Identify areas for improving SVR management and utilization.

Summary:

A transversal observational study was conducted in an Onco-Medical Ward.
Findings indicate a need to enhance professional awareness of SVRs.
A 'triangular compromise' is suggested for improving knowledge and practice.

Impact:

Aims to improve patient care by ensuring appropriate use of SVRs.
Highlights the importance of continuous education for medical staff.
Potential to reduce patient-reported issues related to device underutilization.

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