Vascular Access Management

The urgency of preventing infections linked to vascular access remains critical. Infection is one of the most lethal and costly complications of catheterization. In fact, Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) accounts for nearly 60% of all healthcare-acquired infections (HAI).¹

The good news is that infection through vascular access procedures is preventable! Awareness, training, best practices and working with optimized products can reduce infection rates by up to 70%.² Get informed here.

Learn how infection is preventable

HARTMANN Infusion MediSet®

Evidence-based solutions that prevent infection – tailored to your needs

HARTMANN works closely with its customers in hospitals and healthcare centers. Based on our many conversations, studies as well as international guidelines, we have developed a multi-modal approach to infection prevention. This combines sterile, easy-to-use, pre-packed MediSet® infusion kits with training and digital aids to support a high level of adherence to aseptic techniques and standardized protocols.

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¹ https://www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(19)30184-5/fulltext#bib0085
² https://europepmc.org/article/med/21460463}

Vascular access management – for fewer infections

The urgency of preventing infections linked to vascular access remains critical. Infection is one of the most lethal and costly complications of catheterization. In fact, Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) accounts for nearly 60% of all healthcare-acquired infections (HAI).1

The good news is that infection through vascular access procedures is preventable! Awareness, training, best practices and working with optimized products can reduce infection rates by up to 70%.2 Get informed here.

Learn how infection is preventable

CLABSI – the risks are real

An unwelcome visitor to the patient: blood infection

When routine becomes too routine

HARTMANN Infusion MediSet®

The urgency of preventing infections linked to vascular access remains critical. Infection is one of the most lethal and costly complications of catheterization. In fact, Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) accounts for nearly 60% of all healthcare-acquired infections (HAI).¹

The good news is that infection through vascular access procedures is preventable! Awareness, training, best practices and working with optimized products can reduce infection rates by up to 70%.² Get informed here.