Research Progress on Nursing of Vascular Catheter-Associated Infection (VCAI)

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Research highlights effective nursing measures and innovative technologies to reduce vascular catheter-associated infection rates.

Prolonged intravascular catheterization significantly increases the risk of vascular catheter-associated infection (VCAI), leading to serious complications and potential mortality.
Utilizing advanced nursing protocols, such as catheter coating and antibacterial solutions, can effectively decrease the incidence of VCAI by targeting infection prevention.
Assessment focuses on risk factors, prevention methods, and innovative nursing strategies to enhance catheter management in clinical settings.
Implementing standardized nursing practices is essential to improve patient outcomes and lessen the healthcare burden associated with VCAI.

Huiping Li (2025) studied this question.

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