Study reveals gentler hold helps kids get IVs on first try
NCT ID NCT07182994
Summary
This study tested two different ways to hold a child's arm still while a nurse places an IV in the emergency room. Researchers wanted to see which method helped nurses succeed on the first try, with fewer attempts and less pain for the child. They compared holding just the elbow joint versus a gentler arm restraint that didn't lock the elbow.
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Hospital Universitario La Paz
Madrid, Madrid, 28022, Spain
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