[Posted on behalf of Helen Scott – Moderator]
Hi all,
I was wondering if you have any best practice guidelines/evidence in the use of PIVC extension sets (j-loops etc.), and when to and not to use them (e.g. not in short term where patients won’t be receiving ongoing IV therapy).
Many thanks,
Helen Scott
A/CNC Infection Prevention & Control
North West Hospital and Health Service | Queensland Government
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