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Evaluation On-Demand Video ViewAttendees 27

Abstract Submission

Leadership

(M5) Interprofessional Collaboration in Vascular Access Teams: Impact and Opportunities for Positive Outcomes

Sunday, September 21, 2025
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM ET
Location: Suwannee 1-2
Earn .5 CE Hour(s)
On-Demand
Disclosure(s):
Joanne A. Dalusung, DNP, APRN, AGACNP-BC, CCRN, VA-BC: No financial relationships to disclose
Nicholas Flaucher, to follow: No financial relationships to disclose
Wendy Clark, MSN, RN: No financial relationships to disclose
The course session highlights the experiences of an advanced practice provider and nurse leaders in expanding the scope of vascular access teams in their respective institutions. The discussion will include the role of the APP as an expert and resource for nurses in reviewing, assessing, and managing vascular access devices and complex cases. Two nurse leaders will share the inclusion of phlebotomists in their VAT, its impact on cost and patient care delivery, and their role in a rapid response team.

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe how integrating Rapid Response with Vascular Access Practices can maximize efficiency and effective patient care.
  • Describe how integrating Rapid Response with Vascular Access Practices can maximize efficiency and effective patient care.
  • Definee the role of APPs in a VAT and improving workflow processes.