Krenik Karen M, Smith Graham E, Bernatchez Stéphanie F
3M, St Paul, Minnesota. Karen M. Krenik, BSN, CNOR, is a technical service specialist in 3M's Critical and Chronic Care Solutions Division. In this role, she has participated in new product introductions. Before coming to 3M, she was a nurse in the hospital setting from 1979 to 2007. Graham E. Smith, BSc, has been a biostatistician at 3M for more than 10 years. He specializes in the design and analysis of customer product evaluations, as well as in-house clinical studies used for product development in 3M's Critical and Chronic Care Solutions Division. Stéphanie F. Bernatchez, PhD, is an advanced research specialist and a scientific and medical writer in 3M's Critical and Chronic Care Solutions Division.
J Infus Nurs. 2016 Jul-Aug;39(4):210-7. doi: 10.1097/NAN.0000000000000174.
Sutureless catheter securement systems are intended to eliminate risks associated with sutures. The clinical acceptability of a novel system was investigated compared with the current method of securement for peripherally inserted central catheters (19 facilities using StatLock or sutures) or nontunneled central vascular access devices (3 facilities using StatLock or sutures or HubGuard + Sorbaview Shield). More than 94% of respondents rated the novel system as same, better, or much better than their current product. More than 82% of respondents were willing to replace their current system with the new one.
无缝合导管固定系统旨在消除与缝线相关的风险。将一种新型系统与外周静脉穿刺中心静脉导管(19个机构使用StatLock或缝线)或非隧道式中心血管通路装置(3个机构使用StatLock或缝线或HubGuard + Sorbaview Shield)的现行固定方法进行比较,调查其临床可接受性。超过94%的受访者将新型系统评为与他们当前的产品相同、更好或好得多。超过82%的受访者愿意用新系统取代他们当前的系统。