Program
Wednesday 17 April 2024
Time
Forum Hall (F)
South Hall (S)
09:00 – 10:05
F01. Opening 8th WoCoVA
F01.1 Opening
Ton van Boxtel (NL)F01.2 Neutral, irritant, and vesicant solutions: a key to the choice of the VAD
Marc Stranz (US)
10:05 – 11:05
F02. Short peripheral cannulas today
Chairs: Evan Alexandrou (AU) and
Christian Dupont (FR)
F02.1 Standard vs. integrated SPC
Peter Carr (IE)F02.2 New strategies for SPC: ultrasound guidance and glue
Amit Bahl (US)
Abstract Presentation
F02.3 Efficacy of PIVC insertion using imaging technology compared to combined palpation and visualization. The EPIC randomised controlled trial
Tricia Kleidon (AU)
Discussion
S01. Vascular Access around the world (1)
Chairs: Josie Stone (US) and Tim Spencer (US)
S01.1 Implementing the INS Standard of Practice into other countries practices
Marlene Steinheiser (US)S01.2 Implementing an evidence-based vascular access team and care bundles in low-resource circumstances
Mohammad Bayoumi (QA)
Discussion
11:15 – 12:00
3 Industry symposia
13:00 – 15:05
F03. Choice of Vascular Access Device (VAD) in oncology
Chairs: Evangelos Konstantinou (GR) and
Jiri Charvat (CZ)
Fo3.1 The device of the future in oncology: the PICC-port
Sergio Bertoglio (IT)F03.2 Tunneled catheters vs. PICCs vs. ports: different devices, different indications
Jonathan Moss (UK)F03.3 Current insertion bundles for port placement
Fabrizio Brescia (IT)F03.4 Choice of VAD and risk of bleeding: a GAVeCeLT consensus
Maria Giuseppina Annetta (IT)
Abstract Presentations
F03.5 PICC-PORTs – experience from the Vascular Access Centre of the 3rd Medical Faculty of Charles University and the Thomayer University Hospital in Prague
Oliver Kuchař (CZ)F03.6 The power of a team: PICC-port insertion by Interventional Radiology team in Canary Island. Preliminary results
Aday García Almeida (ES)
F03.7 Education in vascular access with regard to the results of a national survey and the implementation of new treatment modalities in cancer patients
Viktor Manasek (CZ)
Discussion
S02. Preventing complications in neonates and children
Chairs: Maurizio Pacilli (AU) and Vito D’Andrea (IT)
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S02.1 Securement of VAD in children
Amanda Ullman (AU) -
S02.2 Technologies for diagnosis of extravasation
Roland van Rens (NL) -
S02.3 Prevention of primary malposition in neonates: the Neo-ECHOTIP protocol
Giovanni Barone (IT) -
S02.4 Arterial access in neonates
Robin van der Lee (NL)
Abstract Presentations
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S02.5 Securing non-cuffed central venous catheters in pediatric patients: The SECURED randomized clinical trial
Tricia Kleidon (AU) -
S02.6 Keep it simple specialists. One PICC, one securement device, until the end of need.
Mikaela Olsen (US)
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S02.7 Pulsed wave Doppler across the superior cavoatrial junction as an aid to ultrasound-based catheter tip location by microbubble test: a pilot study.
Gidaro Antonio (IT)
Discussion
15:45 – 17:25
F04. The midline (midclavicular) and the long peripheral catheter (mini-midline)
Chairs: Amit Bahl (US) and Antonio Gidaro (IT)
F04.1 The persistent confusion between LPC and midline
Maurizio Pacilli (AU)F04.2 Ultrasound for tip location of midline
Stefano Elli (IT)F04.3 Midlines for home infusion
Victoria Armenteros-Yeguas (ES)F04.4 The current indication to LPC
Jiri Charvat (CZ)
Abstract Presentation
F04.5 Safety and Efficacy of short peripheral intravenous catheters, long peripheral intravenous catheters, and midline catheters in patients undergoing bariatric surgery: an open-label randomized clinical trial
Linfang Zhao (CN)
Discussion
S03. Exit site protection
Chairs: Nancy Moureau (US) and
Giancarlo Scoppettuolo (IT)
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S03.1 Should we use cyanoacrylate glue for all VAD insertions?
Gloria Ortiz Miluy (ES) -
S03.2 Prevention and treatment of MARSI
Amanda Ullman (AU) -
S03.3 How to choose the transparent dressing
Christian Dupont (FR) -
S03.4 The best securement: subcutaneous anchorage
Alessandro Crocoli (IT)
Abstract Presentation
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S03.5 Enhancing Nursing Excellence in Peripheral Catheterization: Insights from an Action Research Study
Paulo Santos-Costa (PT)