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Central Line Insertion Checklist
6/3/2005 2:00:53 PM
User Comments on Central Line Insertion Checklist
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
3/14/2006 6:05:48 PM
We are trying to make sure we are following central line bundle completely and wanted to check with others about interpretation of full barrier precautions. The way we have interpreted this is that the provider placing the line should wear full sterile gown, gloves, mask, hat, etc. and if another person is closely assisting, e.g. an attending MD showing a med student how to insert a line, both should wear full barriers. However, should all persons around the bedside assisting by handing off materials or comforting patient wear full sterile barriers? (Of course they should wear a mask but what about sterile gown, cap, and sterile gloves?) Thank you!
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Joelle Baehrend
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
3/16/2006 9:41:41 AM
Shelby, Please see a discusson about this issue on the Campaign web discussion regarding Central Line Infection. To get there, click on Community on the left side of the screen, Web Discussions, and then Campaign.
In short, our faculty expert responded to a very similar question as follows: "...gowning and gloving for all persons in contact with the field (especially if 'dropping' anything on the field) makes very good sense. It's the care that I would want personally. Reluctance on this matter sounds the same whether coming from physicians or nurses -- it's not a big problem to gown and glove and mask and wear a hat, but rather a small inconvenience. We'd all want it done for us personally."
Best, Joelle
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Dorothy Pickett
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
3/26/2006 9:16:13 AM
One of the tools mentioned in monitoring central line insetion is an insertion checklist...does anyone have a sample that I could have to develope our own? thank you in advance...Dot Pickett
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Dorothy Pickett
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
3/26/2006 9:21:10 AM
Just wrote a note requesting info on central line insertion checklist...forgot to give my E-mail...DOT487959@aol.com...to reinterate...does anyone have an example that I can base ours on...thank you again...Dot Pickett
Also since I am asking...Does anyone have a reference that documents multiple sticks with the same puncture needle before the catheter is threaded at insertion time are not accetable ...I know the answer but cannot find the documentation in the literature....
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
4/27/2006 5:49:07 AM
we are using a check list will e-mail it to you.
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Gail Wilson
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
6/6/2006 1:56:23 PM
Could you send me your checklist. Thanks in advance. Gail Wilson
Edit by: gail wilson on 6/6/2006 1:56:36 PM
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Anita Baker
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
6/8/2006 11:23:02 AM
Noeleen,
Could you please email me your check list at well. Thanks.
AnitaBaker@catholichealth.net
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Carol Miller
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
6/18/2006 12:46:28 PM
Hi, I can give you a very knowledgeable reference for just about any vascular access question. Call Kay Coulter at "Infusion Knowledge". I dont have her 800 # but she is on the web. She has documentation for just about anything you could possibly ask about infusion therapy.
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Re: Central Line Insertion Checklist
7/13/2006 5:16:07 PM
Hello All
Does anyone have a poster for central line bundle. If so, please e-mail to <daren.purnell@sharp.org>
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