Caitlin Wright, En-Dien Liao, and Dr. Deborah Behan
Caitlin Wright, En-Dien Liao, and Dr. Deborah Behan is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 1 articles published to date.
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"Phase 1; Exploration of paramedic protocol for field IV insertion" and "Field IVs: To Replace or Not"
Current protocol at a south central hospital in the U.S. requires nurses to change field IVs within 24-48 hours. Changing IVs in-hospital result in patient duress and nurse time loss. This article reports data from the IV Insertion Protocol Survey and the Paramedic Educator Survey. These surveys attempt to identify paramedic protocol and practice related to IV insertion and aseptic technique. Further, the surveys explore paramedic education regarding IV insertion.
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