Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO 

Guest: Nadine Nakazawa, RN, BS 


 PICC-related complications should be at the forefront of the minds of any vascular access team, which is why Nadine Nakazawa, a vascular access specialist at Stanford Health Care in California, is here to talk about what the latest evidence-based recommendations say about avoiding them.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO Guest: Nadine Nakazawa, RN, BS PICC-related complications should be at the forefront of the minds of any vascular access team, which is why Nadine Nakazawa, a vascular access specialist at Stanford Health Care in California, is here to talk about what the latest evidence-based recommendations say about avoiding them.

Host: Jennifer Caudle, DO 

Guest: Nadine Nakazawa, RN, BS 


 PICC-related complications should be at the forefront of the minds of any vascular access team, which is why Nadine Nakazawa, a vascular access specialist at Stanford Health Care in California, is here to talk about what the latest evidence-based recommendations say about avoiding them.

Preventing PICC-Related Complications with Evidence-Based Recommendations

How do you know which vascular access device is right for your patients? Or when to consult with other healthcare professionals on the team? These are just some of the questions vascular access teams face daily when caring for their patients, and they’re not easy ones to answer.
To help these teams optimize their approach in critical care settings, Vascular Viewpoints reviews the latest guidelines, patient-centered care decisions, interdisciplinary communication strategies, and more.
Content for this series is produced and controlled by ReachMD.
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How do you know which vascular access device is right for your patients? Or when to consult with other healthcare professionals on the team? These are just some of the questions vascular access teams face daily when caring for their patients, and they’re not easy ones to answer. To help these teams optimize their approach in critical care settings, Vascular Viewpoints reviews the latest guidelines, patient-centered care decisions, interdisciplinary communication strategies, and more. Content for this series is produced and controlled by ReachMD. Sponsored by

How do you know which vascular access device is right for your patients? Or when to consult with other healthcare professionals on the team? These are just some of the questions vascular access teams face daily when caring for their patients, and they’re not easy ones to answer.
To help these teams optimize their approach in critical care settings, Vascular Viewpoints reviews the latest guidelines, patient-centered care decisions, interdisciplinary communication strategies, and more.
Content for this series is produced and controlled by ReachMD.
&nbsp;Sponsored by

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