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How I keep my paediatric intravenous cannulas taped in securely

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Getting a cannula into your paediatric patient is one thing, but it actually needs to stay in.

Here’s Tessa Davis with her top tips on how to secure your paediatric cannula so that once it’s in, it stays in.

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