Peripheral intravenous catheters can be left in situ until clinically indicated for removal: Randomised controlled trial

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C Rickard, J Webster, M Wallis, N Marsh, M McGrail, V French, L Foster, P Gallagher, J Gowardman, A McClymont, …

Australian Critical Care, Vol.25(2), pp.125-125

05/2012

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Title: Peripheral intravenous catheters can be left in situ until clinically indicated for removal: Randomised controlled trial
Creators: C Rickard - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
J Webster - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
M Wallis - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
N Marsh - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
M McGrail - Monash University, Australia
V French - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
L Foster - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
P Gallagher - Princess Alexandra Hospital, Australia
J Gowardman - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
A McClymont - Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Australia
M Whitby - Griffith University Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation, Australia
Publication Details: Australian Critical Care, Vol.25(2), pp.125-125
Publisher: Elsevier Ltd
Identifiers: 991012927072302368
Academic Unit: Faculty of Health; Nursing
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article