PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PRACTICE - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY

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PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PRACTICE - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY

ŠEFLOVÁ, Lenka a Andrea POKORNÁ

Základní údaje

Originální název

PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PRACTICE - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY

Autoři

ŠEFLOVÁ, Lenka a Andrea POKORNÁ

Vydání

BRNO, VII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GENERAL NURSES AND WORKERS EDUCATING PARAMEDICAL STAFF, od s. 158-166, 9 s. 2013

Nakladatel

NATIONAL CENTRE OF NURSING AND OTHER HEALTH PROFESSION BRNO-NCO NZO

Další údaje

Jazyk

angličtina

Typ výsledku

Stať ve sborníku

Obor

50300 5.3 Education

Stát vydavatele

Česká republika

Utajení

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Forma vydání

tištěná verze "print"

Označené pro přenos do RIV

Ano

Kód RIV

RIV/00216224:14110/13:00065665

Organizační jednotka

Lékařská fakulta

ISBN

978-80-7013-558-7

UT WoS

000327118100018

Klíčová slova anglicky

Peripheral Venous Cannula; Venous Catheter; Complication; Vasofix Safety; Insyte Autoguard

Příznaky

Mezinárodní význam, Recenzováno

Změněno: 21. 1. 2014 10:35, Soňa Böhmová

Anotace

V originále

Background: Venepunction and insertion of peripheral venous catheters belong to essential skills of general nurses. The contribution covers the area of the peripheral venous catheters based on prospective monitoring which was realized in 2011 at University Hospital Olomouc. Methods: The prospective monitoring study was realized in 2011 at University Hospital Olomouc. It surveys 49,310 peripheral venous catheters which were placed to the patients at University Hospital Olomouc in the monitoring period. The survey provides data about used peripheral venous catheters on 28 inpatient departments at University Hospital Olomouc. It summarizes data of peripheral venous catheters versus age and sex of patients with, type of catheter, Maddon Criteria for judging phlebitis, peripheral venous access localisation and the duration of catheter placement. Results: The subject peripheral venous cannulas (n = 49310) were reported for patients aged from 0 to 101 years, with the average age of 53.7 years. The peripheral venous cannulas were given more frequently to men (n = 25 828; 52.4 %) and 4 % less frequently to women (n = 23 482; 47.6 %). The incision point localization was evaluated as significantly related to the age of the patients. The occurrence of complications of the peripheral venous cannulas was more frequent in case of men than in case of women. Occurrence of complications in time was evaluated as statistically significant - increasing time of inserting was associated with increasing number of complications. Conclusion: Occurrence of complications with the inserted cannulas can be assessed as not too high and we have to appreciate the efforts of the professional care providers to eliminate the cannula associated risks also with respect to appropriate localization of the incision point and on observation of signs of complications.

Návaznosti

NT12078, projekt VaV

Název: Implementace mezinárodního klasifikačního systému ošetřovatelských intervencí do anesteziologicko-resuscitační a chirurgické ošetřovatelské péče (Akronym: NIC)

Investor: Ministerstvo zdravotnictví ČR, Implementace mezinárodní klasifikace systému ošetřovatelských intervencí do anesteziologicko-resuscitační a chirurgické ošetřovatelské péče

Citovat

ŠEFLOVÁ, Lenka a Andrea POKORNÁ. PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PRACTICE - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. In Jurenikova, P Strakova, J Pospisilova, A. VII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GENERAL NURSES AND WORKERS EDUCATING PARAMEDICAL STAFF. BRNO: NATIONAL CENTRE OF NURSING AND OTHER HEALTH PROFESSION BRNO-NCO NZO, 2013, s. 158-166. ISBN 978-80-7013-558-7.

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N2  - Background: Venepunction and insertion of peripheral venous catheters belong to essential skills of general nurses. The contribution covers the area of the peripheral venous catheters based on prospective monitoring which was realized in 2011 at University Hospital Olomouc. Methods: The prospective monitoring study was realized in 2011 at University Hospital Olomouc. It surveys 49,310 peripheral venous catheters which were placed to the patients at University Hospital Olomouc in the monitoring period. The survey provides data about used peripheral venous catheters on 28 inpatient departments at University Hospital Olomouc. It summarizes data of peripheral venous catheters versus age and sex of patients with, type of catheter, Maddon Criteria for judging phlebitis, peripheral venous access localisation and the duration of catheter placement. Results: The subject peripheral venous cannulas (n = 49310) were reported for patients aged from 0 to 101 years, with the average age of 53.7 years. The peripheral venous cannulas were given more frequently to men (n = 25 828; 52.4 %) and 4 % less frequently to women (n = 23 482; 47.6 %). The incision point localization was evaluated as significantly related to the age of the patients. The occurrence of complications of the peripheral venous cannulas was more frequent in case of men than in case of women. Occurrence of complications in time was evaluated as statistically significant - increasing time of inserting was associated with increasing number of complications. Conclusion: Occurrence of complications with the inserted cannulas can be assessed as not too high and we have to appreciate the efforts of the professional care providers to eliminate the cannula associated risks also with respect to appropriate localization of the incision point and on observation of signs of complications.
ER  -

ŠEFLOVÁ, Lenka a Andrea POKORNÁ. PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS IN PRACTICE - A PROSPECTIVE STUDY. In Jurenikova, P Strakova, J Pospisilova, A. \textit{VII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF GENERAL NURSES AND WORKERS EDUCATING PARAMEDICAL STAFF}. BRNO: NATIONAL CENTRE OF NURSING AND OTHER HEALTH PROFESSION BRNO-NCO NZO, 2013, s.~158-166. ISBN~978-80-7013-558-7.

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