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How often are infusion sets for central venous catheters changed in Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Units? A point prevalence survey

Authors :
Anstey, Matthew H.
Maxwell, Nicky
Rickard, Claire M.
Hammond, Naomi E.
Knowles, Serena
McGain, Forbes
Hammond, Naomi
Knowles, Serena
Freeman-Sanderson, Amy
Ganu, Subodh
Howe, Belinda
Litton, Ed
Mackle, Diane
Saxena, Manoj
Seppelt, Ian
Towns, Miriam
Yarad, Elizabeth
Hammond, Naomi
Knowles, Serena
Gao, Annie
Li, Yang
Myburgh, John
Seppelt, Ian
Nangla, Conrad
Butt, Fatima
Duke, Graeme
Hunter, Stephanie
Evans, Julie
Parker, Dianne
Loughnan, Clare
Thomas, Blessy
Gilder, Eileen
Robertson, Melissa
McMahon, Ellie
Ali, Farisha
Cowdrey, Keri-Anne
McArthur, Colin
Chen, Yan
Simmonds, Catherine
McConnochie, Rachael
O’Connor, Caroline
El-Khawas, Khaled
Hill, Dianne
Cattigan, Claire
Horton, Michelle
Trickey, Jemma
Knott, Cameron
Smith, Julie
Boschert, Catherine
Sara, Treena
Nand, Kiran
Duke, Graeme
Hunter, Stephanie
Evans, Julie
Parker, Dianne
Loughnan, Clare
Thomas, Blessy
Ramanan, Mahesh
Marella, Prashanti
Affleck, Julia
Simpson, Shannon
Ellem, Katrina
McKenna, Toni
Nourse, Mary
Leung, Kristine
Edmunds, Tash
McDonald, Bree
Mehrtens, Jan
Cross, Rosalba
Wong, Helen
Twardowski, Pawel
France, Dawn
Hanlon, Gabrielle
Barrett, Jonathan
Palermo, Annamaria
Pellicano, Susan
Eroglu, Ege
Bihari, Shailesh
Brown, Julia
Grear, Laura
Jin, Xia
French, Craig
Bates, Samantha
Towns, Miriam
Marshall, Fiona
McEldrew, Rebecca
McCullough, James
Tallott, Mandy
Gough, Maimoonbe
Nalos, Marek
Younger, Laura
Krishnamurphy, Ravi
Trent, Louise
How, Janet
Stuart, Anne
Chadwick, Llesley
Bhadange, Neeraj
Tyler, Steven
Sosnowski, Kellie
Morrison, Lynette
Sutton, Joanne
Soar, Natalie
Lee, David
Duke, Graeme
Hunter, Stephanie
Evans, Julie
Parker, Dianne
Loughnan, Clare
Doyle, Marina
Jongebloed, Katherine
Finnis, Mackenzie
Wilson, Jane
Williams, Tony
Song, Rima
Lai, Vivian
Girijadevi, Dinu
Habraken, Hannah
Browne, Alex
Koelle, Jette
McNab, Charlotte
Masters, Kristy
Gresham, Rebecca
Lowrey, Julie
Whitehead, Christina
Liang, Janet
Harward, Meg
Jones, Cassie
Peake, Sandra
Williams, Tricia
Kurenda, Catherine
Tabah, Alexis
Duroux, Maree
Warhurst, Timothy
Ratcliffe, Megan
Pollock, Hamish
Baker, Stuart
Sonawane, Ravikiran
O'Connor, Stephanie
Brown, Nerissa
Glasby, Kathleen
Rivett, Justine
Campbell, Lewis
Tabuzo, Vera
Smyth, Kirsty
Yarad, Elizabeth
Bass, Frances
Hammond, Naomi
O'Connor, Anne
Leonard, Anton
Waterson, Sharon
Coles, Jennifer
Buhr, Heidi
Newman, Duncan
Boorawong, Piyaporn
Bregolin, Vanessa
Yun, Ji-Hyun
Anstey, Matthew
Rock, Lara
Endemann, Anthadene
Lo, Wei
Ferrier, Janet
Palermo, Annamaria
Reynolds, Claire
Santamaria, John
Holmes, Jennifer
Beca, John
Sherring, Claire
Garrett, Peter
Murray, Lauren
Brailsford, Jane
French, Craig
Bates, Samantha
Towns, Miriam
Marshall, Fiona
McEldrew, Rebecca
Browne, Troy
Goodson, Jennifer
Udy, Andrew
Young, Meredith
Board, Jasmin
McCracken, Phoebe
Martin, Emma-Leah
Martynoga, Robert
Butler, Amelia
Trask, Kara
Olatunji, Shaanti
Cruz, Rhoze Sol
Cruz, Raulle Sol
Navarra, Leanlove
Delaney, Kirsha
Lesona, Eden
Young, Chelsea
Spring, Amelia
Aguilar, April
Young, Paul
Law, Erin
Source :
Australian Critical Care; 20230101, Issue: Preprints
Publication Year :
2023

Abstract

Infusion sets (comprising the tubing, measuring burettes, fluid containers, transducers) that are connected to invasive vascular devices are changed on a regular basis in an effort to reduce bacterial colonisation and bloodstream infection. There is a balance between reducing infection and creating unnecessary waste. Current evidence suggests that for central venous catheters, changing infusion sets at 7 days does not increase infection risks.

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
10367314
Issue :
Preprints
Database :
Supplemental Index
Journal :
Australian Critical Care
Publication Type :
Periodical
Accession number :
ejs63189016
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aucc.2023.05.004