The aim was to assess whether reuse of delivery sets and containers for up to 24 hours is safe from a microbiological perspective.
Guidelines for the reuse of enteral tube feeding equipment are limited to manufacturer recommendations. Enteral tube feeding equipment reuse studies are needed as the enteral population has increased, along with blenderized tube feeding.
This narrative review provides an overview of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, highlight the rationale for nutrition support in this population, and review the safety, tolerability, and outcomes associated with enteral nutrition during ECMO.
This Position Paper aims to review past guidance regarding the filtration of PN, examine the clinical consequences of infusing particulate matter, discuss the challenges and issues related to filtration, and clarify ASPEN recommendations for the use of filters for parenteral nutrition administration.
The aim was to identify risks and safety issues for patient safety in the management of enteral nutrition in critically ill patients in critical care units.
The aim was to describe and evaluation of postpyloric tube placement and enteral nutrition practices in a pediatric intensive care unit after the implementation of a nurse-led bedside tube-placement program.
This article reports many of the myths and unfounded practices surrounding enteral nutrition practices regarding enteral access devices, formulas, enteral administration, and complications.
The aim of the study was to evaluate nasogastric/nasoenteric tube-related incidents in hospitalised patients and associated factors.
The purpose was to evaluate the impact of the educational program that aligns with the ASPEN model on parenteral nutrition competency, attitudes, and perceptions in a multidisciplinary system.
This is a consensus statement from ASPEN, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and ASHP outlining challenges to prescribing, order review/verification, compounding, and administration of Parenteral nutrition using electronic health records.