CVC Dressing Change System

Reduce CLABSI risk and support best practice central line care.

A gloved hand selects skin cleanser from a CVC dressing change kit
A gloved hand selects skin cleanser from a CVC dressing change kit
HOW IT WORKS

Standardize CVC maintenance with a better CLABSI bundle

Developed by nurses for nurses, our customizable CVC dressing change kit organizes components in order of use and guides clinicians through best practiice sterile dressing changes and line access procedures.

Person putting on gloves and mask

Prevent cross contamination

Sterile gloves, mask and hand sanitizer at dressing removal support aseptic technique.

Gloved hand cleanses the patient’s skin around the insertion site before putting in a catheter

Cleanse the skin properly

Using cleanser on the patient’s skin supports skin disinfection guidelines.

A waterproof, skin protecting barrier is applied at the catheter insertion site

Protect skin at insertion site

A waterproof barrier helps reduce infection risk and skin damage from friction and fluids.

Gloved hands apply a CHG sponge dressing

Use a CHG sponge dressing

Chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) provides best practice insertion site protection.1

Gloved hands apply SorbaView SHIELD protective dressing and securement to catheter at insertion site

Apply a protective covering

Protect the insertion site with a new adhesive cover at every dressing change.

Gloved hand holds a saline syringe

Keep every step sterile

Add items like a saline syringe, gauze or tape strips to stay sterile from start to finish.

FEATURED PRODUCTS

Enhance your kit with innovative products for effective central line care

Aegis CHG foam disc being applied to central line insertion site

Aegis Hydrophilic Foam Disc

Use a chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) disc to inhibit infection-causing microorganisms for up to 7 days.1

illustration of SorbaView SHIELD 2 in 1 dressing and securement device

SorbaView SHIELD

The integrated 2-in-1 dressing and securement device protects the insertion site and resists multi-directional tugging forces.

Image of SwabFlush saline flush syringe with included disinfection cap

SwabFlush with SwabCap

This pre-filled saline flush syringe includes a cap that automatically disinfects the needleless hub between line accesses.

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Simply fill out the form and a Medline Vascular Access Specialist will contact you to coordinate your no-cost sample.

Components of a CLABSI dressing change bundle are laid out on a sterile blue barrier
VASCULAR ACCESS HEALTH SOLUTION

Make CLABSI prevention second nature

Improve outcomes and sustain a culture of safety throughout your organization with our comprehensive solution including vascular access best practices, education and training, and a system of products tailored to your needs.

References:

  1. American Society of Anesthesiologists, (2020, January). Practice Guidelines for Central Venous Access 2020: An Updated Report by the American Society of Anesthesiologists Task Force on Central Venous Access, Anesthesiology, 132(1), 8–43. https://doi.org/10.1097/ALN.0000000000002864