Please join us for the September Minnivan Dinner Event:

Going, going, gone: Discovery and Development of a Program to Reduce Central Line Dislodgement

Speaker/Sponsor

Kendra Schultz - Solventum

Kendra is the University of Minnesota Vascular Access Nurse Manager with over 30 years of experience caring for both pediatric and adult patients.  With a career dedicated to advancing vascular access practice she focuses on improving efficiency, ensuring patient safety, and reducing preventable harm related to vascular access.  Passionate about fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration, Kendra leads with both clinical expertise and a commitment to high-quality safe patient care.

Objectives

• Understand Causes of Central Venous Catheter Dislodgement
• Identify and Describe Three Forms of CVC Securement
• Differentiate Between Adhesive and Anchoring Securement Devices​
• Decrease healthcare costs, and improve patient care and satisfaction by eliminating accidental CVC dislodgment

MinniVAN A network of the Association for Vascular Access.

This presentation will award the attendee with 1 contact hour of continuing education. The Association for Vascular Access is an accredited continuing education provider through the California Board of Registered Nurses. Provider #: CEP12371.

Best Regards,

Minnivan