Clinical Excellence Resource Library

This webcast will address the multi-factorial risks associated with IV medications, along with the need for proven safety technologies, practice innovation, and educational strategies to enhance safety in all phases of the medication use process.

Understanding the important aspects of the fundamental principles in vascular access can help us systematically approach clinical decisions.

This session will explore the current challenges that exist in promoting mutually developed and clearly established goals among these partners and will propose a future approach that promotes the innovation and rapid sharing of information that must occur to meet tomorrow's challenges.

Peripheral intravenous catheters are the most frequently placed invasive device in hospitals today.

Drug diversion is not a nursing problem. Drug diversion is not a pharmacy problem. Drug diversion is a systemic problem and the risks are better managed with a collaborative approach.

Learn how to investigate drug diversion in an acute care facility from a law enforcement perspective.

Learn what the pharmacy enterprise is, as well as the benefits and risks of implementing shared medication management services across the health system.

The webinar series will cover how to integrate pharmacy services across a multihospital health system to help improve financial and clinical performance.

This webcast will focus on the multiple risks associated with intravenous medications and the need to adopt proven technologies and best practices to optimize safety.

This webinar explores the importance of blood cultures as they relate to the Surviving Sepsis Campaign and to healthcare’s efforts to reduce mortality from sepsis.

The webcast will cover best practices for what you can do to reduce the risk of extravasation with power injection.

This educational program will review common factors that increase risk of contamination and explore measures to reduce the chances of complications.

Learn how diversion from health systems contributes to the opioid epidemic, and how to deal with regulatory agencies after a diversion event.

This webcast introduces the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium about insulin set occlusions held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast concludes the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium about insulin set occlusions held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Lutz Heinemann, PhD presenting Current Perspectives on Insulin Dynamics in the Subcutaneous Space for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Bruce A. Buckingham, MD presenting The Science of Infusion Sets: Gaps in Clinical Evidence for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Professor Thomas Danne, MD presenting Infusion Set Failures and Occlusions: the Patient's View for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Laurence J. Hirsch, MD presenting New Insulin Infusion Technology: BD FlowSmart^™ for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features J. Hans DeVries, MD, PhD presenting Towards the Artificial Pancreas: Clinical Perspectives on Opportunities and Gaps for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Aaron J. Kowalksi, PhD presenting New Research: What the Future Holds for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features Fabien Bonhoure, PharmD presenting a video and demonstration of the new insulin set with BD FlowSmart^™ technology for the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, as part of a series.

This webcast features J. Hans DeVries, MD, PhD welcoming attendees to the Optimizing Insulin Pump Therapy Symposium held at EASD 2015, and its program objectives, as part of a series.

During this webcast we will learn how a large, urban community hospital developed an education bundle and an insertion bundle that allowed for longer dwell times with a goal to decrease bloodstream infections.

This continuing education (CE) activity will provide you with key information on how to prepare your organization for autoprogramming IV infusions and optimizing closed-loop technologies.