Once you see the data, you'll never see patients the same way again
B. Braun's Peripheral Advantage® Program is a proven program that gives your staff the tools, training and insights they need to confidently deliver consistent PIVC care and a better patient experience. After implementation, program results may include hospital system improvements of clinical, operational and financial outcomes.
Read our latest case study to learn more about how the Peripheral Advantage Program improved first-stick success, PIVC dwell times and patient satisfaction at FirstHealth of the Carolinas. As we continue to collect more real-world evidence, visit us again to discover how the program can also impact your business.
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warningOur Peripheral Advantage® Program can help:
Improve first-stick success by nearly 20%1
Lengthen PIVC dwell times to approximately 4.76 days1
Increase patient satisfaction by more than 10%1
Address the estimated $1.9 million per year associated with BSI related to PIVCs1,2
These are the results of the FirstHealth of the Carolinas. Results and clinical experiences may vary by institution.
Advantages of the Peripheral Advantage Program
B. Braun’s comprehensive Peripheral Advantage Program combines best-in-class training and curriculum with cutting-edge products and technology. All to help your staff deliver safe and consistent PIVC care.
This program is designed to optimize:
- Clinical skills & knowledge
- Clinical outcomes
- Patient satisfaction
- Product performance
Focusing on better outcomes, right from the first stick
After implementing B. Braun’s Peripheral Advantage Program at their health system, FirstHealth of the Carolinas reported the following results:
- PIVC dwell time more than doubled
- First stick success increased
- PIVC access knowledge increased
- Patient satisfaction improved across multiple campuses
References
1Data on file. B. Braun Medical, Inc.
2Hankins RJ, Selby L. Reducing peripheral venous catheter infections. October 18, 2021. Contagion. 2021;6(5). Accessed September 12, 2022. https://www.contagionlive.com/view/reducing-peripheral-venous-catheter-infections