Helen stephens

[Andrew Barton @IV_Nurse]

@NIVAS_tweets brilliant editorial committee meeting to work on the new NIVAS national standards for vascular access and IV therapy, thank s to the RCN for transferring the old standards over to NIVAS. The board has made a brilliant start. 👏🏻 am very excited to get these out.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Checking an IV every hour is not always possible, but even when possible, a lot can happen in the 59 other minutes between IV checks.

[Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust 💙 @FrimleyHealth]

⭐ We're #proud to announce that Andrew Barton @IV_Nurse has been shortlisted as a national finalist in the 'Clinical Leader of the Year' category at the #HSJawards 2023 🤩

👏 Huge congratulations to Andrew and all others shortlisted for the @HSJ_Awards

#FrimleyHealthFamily

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

It's hard to admit to a problem without a clear solution. If you are faced with extravasation issues, stop by booth 20 at the 11th annual NIVAS conference. Learn more about the NHS resolution initiative on extravasations for safer IV therapy: https://t.co/qEawi1tMTV

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

ivWatch announces the addition of Helen Stephens, clinical advocate to the ivWatch executive team as Vice President of International Sales, EMEA and their continued expansion into the UK, a market with a strong focus on improving IV therapy.
https://t.co/jlGHZb4mZm

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Great team moving ivWatch into a great country. Gary Warren, Helen Stephens, Erin Wendell, Eric Hamre, RN, BSN

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

ivWatch is on the move with another stop in the Netherlands. We are inspired by the ideas, passion, and commitment to improving patient safety and outcomes. We need more advocates like UMC Utrecht to make an impact and pave the future in safer IV therapy.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Frightening Trend Alert: More caustic drugs are being delivered through peripheral IVs. You cannot see 0.2 mLs of fluid under the tissue, but ivWatch continuous monitoring will pick up the smallest amounts of optically clear fluid in the surrounding tissue.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

CEO Gary Warren spoke with the Peninsula Chronicle on the global extravasation crisis, how ivWatch was founded, and the company's expansion plans into the United Kingdom and beyond. Learn more about the underreported IV infiltration problem: https://t.co/YYMlW5EI8W

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Congratulations to our partner @CincinnatiChildren’s for earning the #1 rank in Children’s hospitals by US News & World Report. Together, we created a product that helps keep IV nightmares out of hospitals around the globe. Thank for your continuous support and leadership!

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Intubated, scared, non-verbal, never received an IV, overwhelmed. These are just some of the reasons for an extra set of eyes and a call for better IV safety standards. #IVsafety

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Your staff can’t even imagine going into work the next day after this IV extravasation happened to their patient. It’s time for better IV safety standards that are obtainable. Stop setting your staff up for failure.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

The nurse took two hours to place the IV and it still went bad. A bad IV is a bad IV. You can be your child’s voice. Be vigilant and look for signs of an IV going bad.
Read the blog to learn more: https://t.co/cYf5tM5a4h

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

This is preposterous behavior, and the scary part is, we hear this all too often. We must take a stand on reckless attitudes and care that violate the principle of "first do no harm." Apathy has no place in patient care. Join our movement for better IV safety procedures.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

A study published in JVA, reveals ivWatch’s technology performs with high sensitivity and leads to better standard of care for NICU patients.

11/11 infiltrations were detected using ivWatch.
https://t.co/HxjU8WQy4X

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

We are proud to congratulate Roland van Rens on being the Association for Vascular Access's prestigious Janet Pettit Scholar for 2023. Every year a vascular access expert is selected for this award for their outstanding leadership in education and clinical expertise.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Tell the truth about IV injuries. This alarming IV infiltration cannot be silenced.

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

Clinicians are increasingly named in extravasation lawsuits. It’s time to stop nickel-and-diming your IV safety initiatives and put technology in place that helps your burned-out clinical staff. The blame game ends here. Learn more: https://t.co/5l1CYWJTsM

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

The battle begins with accurate reporting and record keeping, which is currently broken in the healthcare system.

Read more commentary from ivWatch’s CEO Gary Warren and the steadfast mission we are on to improve patient safety. https://t.co/w9wyemmggP

[ivWatch @ivWatch]

This picture is the reason for constant IV checks. Even small amounts of IV fluid leaking outside the vein cause serious harm. IVs should be checked regularly – even in the middle of the night.

Learn more: https://t.co/eR2jZbqnNv