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Abstract:
As part of the Quality Assurance and Improvement Process, the need to determine the number and location of patients having venous access devices in a 600-bed tertiary care facility was identified. In the overall study, 167 patients on 18 wards had venous access device lines in place for a total of 455 weeks. As a direct result of the study, policies/procedures and other practice changes regarding patients with venous access devices have been reviewed and revised. Furthermore, the data helped to provide an in-depth look at the central-line issues for patient care.
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