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Academics explore best practice in vascular access

Jeremy HagueMay 6, 2016
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Image: Tricia Kleidon, paediatric convener for the Australian Vascular Access Society's Annual Scientific Meeting and nurse practitioner at Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, and Griffith University’s Dr Samantha Keogh demonstrating ultrasound to help locate and insert PIVCs. Credit: Fausto Vergara

Australia can put vascular access devices to better use, experts said.

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