MACOV@23
Welcome to MACOV@23: an exclusive BD virtual event on Vascular Access Management
5-7 sept 2023 | MACOV@23 Online
Since 2008. BD MACOVA (Multidisciplinary Advanced Course on Vascular Access) has become established in the Vascular Access event calendar. The 3-day scientific congress brings together specialists in Vascular Access, with the aim of supporting VAM best practice, sharing evidence and establishing the creation of Vascular Access teams.
This year, we are excited to host the BD MACOV@23, a 3-day webinar series dedicated to hot topics in Vascular Access. This exclusive BD MACOV@23 digital event features:
- Three One-hour long webinars over 3 days
- Presented by experts in the field of Vascular Access
- Opportunity to interact with the speakers with a live Q and A following the presentations
- Subtitles will be available in (French, Italian, Spanish & German)
- Videos available on replay after the event
Kathy Kokotis
DIRECTOR OF MARKET DEVELOPMENT, BD
SALT LAKE CITY, USA
Sept the 5th 4.30-5.40pm CET
The right VAD selection in the first place
How to choose the appropriate VAD for your patients?
Eva Carnicero Viñals
PICC INSTRUCTOR & EXPERT IN IV THERAPY, VALL D'HEBRON HOSPITAL
BARCELONA, SPAIN
Sept the 5th 4.30-5.40pm CET
The right VAD selection in the first place
A vascular access nursing team: How a selection algorithm drove excellence in vascular access.
Prof Baudolino Mussa
MACOV@2023 Chair
GENERAL SURGEON IN THE SURGICAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
TURIN, ITALY
Sept the 6th 4.30-5.30pm CET
Vascular access as a speciality – Building the case for and implementing a vascular access service
The journey from a PICC team to VAT: The experience of a centre that places over 7000 devices per year.
Dr. Rick Van Loon
NURSE ANAESTHETIST AND CLINICAL RESEARCHER, CATHARINA HOSPITAL
EINDHOVEN, NETHERLANDS
Sept the 6th 4.30-5.30pm CET
Vascular access as a speciality – Building the case for and implementing a vascular access service
A Perspective on the current state of the art for Vascular Access Teams
Carole Hallam
INDEPENDENT IPC NURSE CONSULTANT; INFECTION PREVENTION SOCIETY HONORARY MEMBER
UK
Sept the 7th 4.30-5.40pm CET
Preventing vascular access device complications - Bundles Clinical impact and cost effectiveness
Care bundles: a useful strategy for CRBSI reduction?
Ilker Devrim
PEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES DEPARTMENT, DR. BEHCET UZ CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL,
SAGLIK BILIMLERI UNIVERSITY
IZMIR, TURKEY
Sept the 7th 4.30-5.40pm CET
Preventing vascular access device complications - Bundles Clinical impact and cost effectiveness
A clinical and cost effectiveness perspective on care bundles for preventing CLABSI
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