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PIVO Use for Blood Cultures in the Emergency Department

PIVO-ED: Protocol for Intermountain Venous Access Optimization for Blood Cultures in the Emergency Department

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About This Trial

The investigators will implement a protocol for use of the PIVO device for blood culture collection in the emergency department. This protocol utilizes the device in various scenarios to reduce needlesticks while allowing for accurate and appropriate assessment of potential pathogens in the bloodstream. The study team will train staff on use of the device then monitor utilization and contamination rates among emergency department patients.

Who May Be Eligible (Plain English)

Who May Qualify: Patients in whom blood cultures are obtained in the emergency department. \- Who Should NOT Join This Trial: none \- Always talk to your doctor about whether this trial is right for you.

Original Eligibility Criteria

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Inclusion Criteria: Patients in whom blood cultures are obtained in the emergency department. \- Exclusion Criteria: none \-

Treatments Being Tested

DEVICE

PIVO device, a needle-free blood draw device

The PIVO device, a needle-free blood draw device, may be used through an IV to obtain a blood sample and extends beyond the IV to ideally reduce the potential for contamination and to improve success in obtaining a sample. Per Google AI: "PIVO™ by Velano Vascular stands for Peripheral IV Origin, a needle-free blood draw device that uses a patient's existing peripheral IV (PIV) line to collect blood, avoiding extra needle sticks and reducing pain, hemolysis, and contamination, facilitating the "One-Stick Hospital Stay" goal for better patient care."

Locations (1)

Park City Hospital
Park City, Utah, United States