3M Webinar: 2021 Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice – Reducing CABSI Risk: People, Standards and Technology

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Dear ACIPC Members,

3M have an upcoming webinar that may be of interest on 4th August 2021 @ 3pm-430pm EAST.

Moderator for Q&A session: Tricia Kleidon

Registration link:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/291153294197095183?sourceACIPC_Edu

Reducing CABSI Risk: People, Standards and
Technology – Part 3 of 5.

Recognised as the premier organisation for the specialty practice of infusion nursing, the Infusion Nursing
Society (INS) released the 2021 Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice in January 2021. Join us for the third
webinar in our five-part series aimed at translating these standards into practise.
In this webinar, Dr Britt Meyer will update on the key standards to reduce CABSI risk. The webinar will be
moderated by Tricia Kleidon, a Nurse Practitioner in the Vascular Assessment and Management Service at
Queensland Children’s Hospital, Research Fellow at Griffith University and an active member of the
AVATAR group

Objectives:
* Identify sources of contamination that can lead to catheter associated bloodstream infection (CABSI)
* Discuss clinical challenges associated with catheter maintenance that can impact outcomes
* Describe recommended standards of practice, guidelines, and evidence-based interventions for catheter maintenance to reduce CABSI risk
* Identify solutions to address these challenges and clinical studies that support these solutions

Speaker Bio:
Dr Britt Meyer is a Duke University School of Nursing Quality Implementation Scholar
who provides leadership for vascular access and infusion practices at Duke University
Health System. She leads the 55-member vascular access team at Duke University
Hospital and is widely published on vascular access and infusion topics. She is currently
involved in a variety of research projects aimed at improving patient outcomes related
to vascular access and infusion therapy.

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