
Initiating peripheral IV access in the ED waiting room may enhance patient flow and readiness for urgent care, but carries risks of catheter infections and procedural complications. Careful consideration and standardized protocols are necessary to minimize potential harms.
emergency department, waiting room, emergency medicine, clinical procedures, patient care, IV initiation, benefits, risks, peripheral IV access
emergency department, waiting room, emergency medicine, clinical procedures, patient care, IV initiation, benefits, risks, peripheral IV access
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