IV Therapy Has Changed. Has Your IV Education?
What's New?
Streamlined, Bullet-Point Learning
Healthcare professionals are busy. Our redesigned course uses concise, bullet-point content wherever appropriate, making important concepts easier to identify, review, and retain.
The result is a course that is easier to move through without sacrificing the essential clinical information behind safe peripheral IV therapy.
Read It—or Listen to It
Not everyone learns the same way.
The course now includes read-aloud capability, allowing learners to listen to course content as they follow along. Users can even select their preferred voice and adjust the reading speed to create a learning experience that works best for them.
Whether you prefer to read, listen, or do both, you have options.
See IV Skills in Action
Some clinical skills are much easier to understand when you can actually see them performed.
Embedded instructional videos demonstrate proper infusion therapy techniques and help bridge the gap between written instruction and hands-on clinical practice. Learners can see important procedures demonstrated rather than relying on text alone.
Updated to Current Infusion Therapy Standards
IV therapy education should reflect today's practice—not what was considered best practice years ago.
Peripheral IV Therapy: Current Standards of Practice has been updated to incorporate current Infusion Nurses Society (INS) Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice and contemporary evidence-based recommendations.
The course addresses essential aspects of peripheral vascular access, including catheter and site selection, infection prevention, vascular visualization, insertion practices, flushing and locking, dressing and securement, administration-set management, assessment, complication recognition, documentation, and more.
Greater Focus on Preventing and Recognizing Complications
Starting an IV is only one part of peripheral IV therapy.
Safe practice also requires knowing how to assess, maintain, troubleshoot, and appropriately discontinue vascular access devices.
Learners review important peripheral IV complications and the clinical findings that can signal a problem, helping reinforce the importance of early recognition and appropriate intervention.
Modern IV Technology and Techniques
Vascular access continues to evolve.
Today's clinician may encounter technologies and techniques that were not routinely used when they first learned IV therapy. The updated course introduces contemporary approaches to vein visualization and vascular access, helping learners understand the expanding tools available to support successful peripheral IV access.
Designed for New AND Experienced Clinicians
This isn't just an introductory IV course.
For clinicians who are newer to peripheral IV therapy, the course provides a strong foundation in the principles and practices needed to understand safe peripheral vascular access.
For experienced clinicians, it provides an opportunity to refresh existing knowledge, identify changes in recommended practice, and update IV therapy knowledge based on current standards.
Because when was the last time you took a comprehensive look at the IV practices you use every day?
Online Learning That Fits Healthcare Professionals
Continuing education shouldn't require rearranging an already demanding work schedule.
With online education from Pedagogy, learners can complete their education when and where it works for them. They can progress at their own pace, revisit important concepts, watch procedure demonstrations, and use the read-aloud feature to create a learning experience that fits their individual needs.
No travel. No classroom scheduling. No trying to get an entire nursing staff into the same room at the same time.
One Nurse—or Your Entire Team
Peripheral IV Therapy: Current Standards of Practice can be used by an individual healthcare professional looking to strengthen IV therapy knowledge—or by an organization seeking consistent, current IV education across its clinical team.
For healthcare organizations, standardized online education can help ensure staff members receive the same core information while allowing each learner to complete the training on their own schedule.
Whether you're educating one nurse—or your entire team, Pedagogy can help make IV therapy education easier to deliver and manage.
IV Therapy Has Changed. Make Sure Your Education Has Too.
Peripheral IV therapy may be routine, but it should never become just routine.
Evidence changes. Technology changes. Standards change.
And quality IV education should change with them.
Discover the newly redesigned Peripheral IV Therapy: Current Standards of Practice from Pedagogy Education.
6 hours. Current standards. Streamlined learning. Embedded skills videos. Read-aloud capability. Practical IV education built for today's healthcare professional.
