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1、Identifying Experiences Related to Accessing Central Venous Catheters(CVCs)/Central lines for Treatment Infusions and Parenteral(IV)Nutrition(PN)Amy C.Cole,Lukasz Mazur,Nancy Havill,Karthik Adapa,Daniel R.RichardsonJune 29,2023Acknowledgements We would like to thank UNC Health and the Nursing Resear

2、ch Council for their ongoing support devoted to our research efforts.We would like to thank the Oley Foundation for their interest in supporting our research efforts.Financial Disclosures The project described was supported by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences(NCATS),National

3、Institutes of Health,through Grant Award Number UL1TR002489.The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.Learning Objectives1st Learning Objective:Understand the challenges and workarounds associated with accessing and chang

4、ing needleless claves in central venous catheters(CVCs)for infusion therapies.2nd Learning Objective:Recognize the emotional stressors experienced by patients,caregivers,and nurses when dealing with challenges related to accessing CVCs and administering infusions.3rd Learning Objective:Evaluate the

5、need for formal training and the development of a CVC-specific tool to address the challenges and improve CVC safety protocols in both hospital and at-home settings.BackgroundNumber of(CVCs)placed each year United States:5-million UNC:6,500Long-term care of CVCs Infection Control change claves and a

6、dministration sets regularly Patients&Caregivers(at-home)Professional Nurses(hospitals,clinics,homes)ChallengesStudy ObjectiveTo present results from an effort to design a CVC-specific tool to address current challenges in order to make improvements to CVC safety protocols when caring for patients w