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Elastomeric, fillable infusion pumps: an overview for clinical practice
Andrew Barton1, Ed Fisher2, Martin Rees-Milton3
1Nurse Consultant, Vascular Access and IV Therapy, Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, and Chair, NIVAS.
Abstract:
Due to advances in elastomeric pump technology, there are now devices available that can be filled with intravenous (IV) therapy at the bed or chair side. These devices are safe, reliable and enable the patient to be mobile when having their infusion. The Surefuser™+ elastomeric infusion pump is available in multiple configurations and allows patients to remain independent and receive IV therapy infusions in their own homes. The pump can also be used in the acute healthcare setting where traditional electronic infusion pumps may not be available. This article provides an overview of the Surefuser+ elastomeric infusion pump, its features and mode of action and how it can be used in clinical practice.
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