The High Cost of Delayed Device Removal
Removing unnecesary devices improves patient safety, reduces workloads, and cuts financial and regulatory risks.
50% Reduction
Targeting unnecessary dwell time and dressing breakdown reduces device-associated infections by up to 50%. (Schreiber et al 2018).
83% Drop
When hospitals target idle indwelling devices, the drop in infection rates is immediate and sharp. In one study in Boston there was an 83% reduction in CAUTI rates. (Van Decker et al. 2021).
The 3-Day Risk
In a study of 371k peripheral IVs, the risk of bloodstream infections was significantly increased after 3 days. Recommendation: review indication & consider replacement after 3 days. ((Zanella et al. 2025)
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