… Question In patients with difficult intravenous access or those … midline catheters safer than
peripherally inserted central catheters (… and Relevance In this cohort study among patients with …

… Since we aimed to include observational studies investigating the occurrence of DVT in
patients with PICC, appropriate tools for non-comparative observational studies were adopted …

… has increased in recent years, especially in oncologic and critical patients as an alternative
… If there is substantial heterogeneity, we will use a random-effect model. If it is not appropriate …

… Such findings have stimulated increased focus on ensuring appropriate PICC use in
hospitalised patients, including Choosing Wisely recommendations for these devices.6 …

… Objectives The use of peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) are an integral part of
… -related large vein thrombosis in neurological intensive care patients. Intensive Care Med …

… of current research concerning PICC in critically ill patients as a whole, and our results
may help health care professionals determine the appropriate PICC device, procedure, and …

… Peripherally inserted central catheter use was associated … occlusion, infection, malposition,
catheter-related thrombosis, … adjusted for use in other databases using appropriate search …

… Peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs) are non-… The technique of a peripherally
inserted central venous catheter dates … patients receiving therapy often require an appropriate …

… However, we consider our use of nurse educators; patients’ primary nurse or nurse … been
used successfully in other PIVC assessment studies [17]. Nevertheless, we found it appropriate …

… Medicine Safety Consortium. Sample included adult hospitalized medical patients who
received a PICC between … Coated and impregnated catheters were identified by name, brand, …