Subcutaneous securement

securing vascular access devices

Securing vascular access devices

Using the right securement method can improve outcomes and reduce costs. Takeaways:  Failure of vascular access devices (VADs) can be attributed to inserter characteristics, patient-related factors, anatomic placement,…

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