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Specialty Practice
A PART OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE & CLINICAL IMPROVEMENT
The Specialty Practice Team consists of nurses who provide complex or high-risk patient care that requires additional education and expertise.
Wound and Ostomy Team
The Wound and Ostomy Team consists of nurses who are board certified in wound and ostomy care. They act as a consultant to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate the care of patients with wound, ostomy, and fistula issues. They provide resources and education for patients, families, and staff. The highly trained team leads the hospital-wide pressure injury prevention program and collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on quality improvement initiatives.
Professional Practice & Clinical
Improvement »
Overview
Professional Practice »
Ensuring nurses deliver safe & effective care
Specialty Practice »
Providing complex or high-risk patient care
Nursing Quality »
Safety and quality improvement initiatives
Stanford Center for Implementation and Evaluation of Nursing Care Evidence »
Alignment of evidence & clinical practice
Vascular Access/PICC Team
The Vascular Access/PICC Team consists of nurses who are board certified vascular access specialist. They have advanced knowledge in insertion techniques, clinical care, and management of vascular access devices. Our highly skilled staff collaborates with interdisciplinary care teams to provide optimal, evidence-based vascular access care for patients. It is especially significant to establish a reliable access for critically ill patients who need frequent blood sampling, vasoactive medications, rapid fluid resuscitation, and prolonged antibiotic treatment.
CorTrak Team
The CorTrak Team consists of nurses specially trained in the insertion of CorTrak small bore feeding tubes. The team also provides consultation and education for staff related to the care and maintenance of the feeding tube.