Nephrology nursing journal

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  Año 2010, Vol. 37, Número 5 (September-October)

  • The buttonhole technique: Strategies to reduce infections.

    Lynda Ball

    

  • Infection control 101.

    Linda Duval

    

  • Buttonhole cannulation in adult patients on hemodialysis: An increased risk of infection?.

    Erin Birchenough, Coleen Moore, Keri Stevens, Steven Stewart

    

  • Preventing infections in hemodialysis fistula and graft vascular accesses.

    Kim Deaver

    

  • Hemodialysis catheter care: Current recommendations for nursing practice in north america.

    Cynthia Bhola, Lesley C. Dinwiddie

    

  • Prevention of hemodialysis central line-associated bloodstream infections in acutely III individuals.

    Nancy Colobong Smith

    

  • A practical review of the kidney dialysis outcomes quality initiative (KDOQI) guidelines for hemodialysis catheters and their potential impact on patient care.

    Helen Brickel, Paula Dutka

    

  • A continuous quality improvement project to decrease hemodialysis catheter infections in pediatric patients: Use of a closed luer-lock access cap.

    Joseph T. Flynn, Nancy McAfee, Sandra Watkins

    

  • A new quality approach to reducing vascular access infections.

    Lisle Mukai, Shean Strong

    

  • From de Editor

    • Preventing vascular access infections.

      Beth Ulrich

      

  • President's Message

    • Understanding patients concerns

      Donna Painter

      

  • Issues in renal nutrition

    • Niacin therapy for phosphorus control in dialysis.

      Pam Buchholz

      

  • Certification

    • Your commitment to excellence-certification and associated fees: Where does my certification examination fee go?.

      Darla Doubet

      

  • Book and Media Reviews

    • Fit nurse: Your total plan for getting fit and living well; complementary & alternative therapies in nursing.

      Suzann VanBuskirk

      

    • Antimicrobial lock solutions: An approach to reduce catheter-reñated bacteremia.

      Deuzimar Kulawik