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Choosing an intravenous securement system.

Abstract

A variety of intravenous securement devices now offer alternatives to the use of gauze and tape. Home health nurses must recognize these devices and be able to choose among the available options in making product recommendations to support enhanced patient outcomes specific to infusion therapy.

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M Hanchett, K Watts, L Y Kung. 1999. Choosing an intravenous securement system.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004045-199904000-00008

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