In this episode, we discuss medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI) in vascular access, and how these affect patient outcomes. Three specialist nurses, Andrew Barton, James Bitmead and Jan Hitchcock will explore strategies for preventing this largely avoidable injury.

In this episode, we discuss medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI) in vascular access, and how these affect patient outcomes. Three specialist nurses, Andrew Barton, James Bitmead and Jan Hitchcock will explore strategies for preventing this largely avoidable injury.

In this episode, we discuss medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI) in vascular access, and how these affect patient outcomes. Three specialist nurses, Andrew Barton, James Bitmead and Jan Hitchcock will explore strategies for preventing this largely avoidable injury.

Medical adhesive-related skin injury: an avoidable patient harm

Welcome to the British Journal of Nursing Podcast, a nursing-focused podcast that takes a deep dive into the world of clinical practice, patient care, technology, policy, innovation and everything in between. Each episode explores a unique aspect of clinical practice and the patient experience, featuring a host of guest speakers and interviewees from across the private and public health sectors. New episodes released weekly. This podcast is intended for use by healthcare professionals.

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