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Lines at Risk, Leaders Respond: Driving Safer Peripheral IV Standards Webinar – March 11

Nurses in Training (Feb. 27, 2026) – Peripheral IV catheter infections are an underrecognized yet growing patient safety concern that requires leadership attention.

This webinar will examine the risks associated with PIVCs, explore potential changes to reporting requirements and share how one facility proactively monitors and prevents infections. Nurse leaders will gain actionable insights to strengthen infection prevention strategies and improve patient outcomes.

Time and Date: Noon on March 11
Target Audience: AONL Members and Non-members

After this webinar, participants will be able to:

Explain the scope and potential impact of peripheral IV catheter infections on patient safety and quality of care.
Define practical steps to begin monitoring peripheral IV infections and identify prevention strategies to reduce the risk.

--Terry Siek

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