How I get my patients in the perfect position for IV cannulation

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How I get my patients in the perfect position for IV cannulation

Team DFTB

Written on 15/09/2021
, Last updated 10/09/2021

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Team DFTB . How I get my patients in the perfect position for IV cannulation, Don't Forget the Bubbles, 2021. Available at: https://doi.org/10.31440/DFTB.34658

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Doing a paediatric cannula is no easy task.

Positioning the patient well can make all the difference to your success.

In our latest YouTube video, Tessa Davis shares how she positions her paediatric patients to give the best chance of success for the procedure.

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