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TechValidate Research on PDC Nursing Labels

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TimeAlert IV Customer Research

Nurses Express Concern for Consequences of Not Changing IV Tubing on Time

How much of a concern are the clinical consequences of not changing the IV tubing on time?

Significant concern
50%
Moderate concern
33%
Some concern
14%
Of little concern
3%
Source: TechValidate survey of 112 hospital nurse managers, directors, and CNOs
Validated
  Published: Mar. 13, 2018   TVID: BC9-B0C-94E

TimeAlert IV Customer Research

Nurses Agree It’s Important to Change Patient IV Tubing On Time

How important is it for nurses to change patient IV tubing on time? Would you say it is…

Extremely important
60%
Very important
27%
Important
8%
Somewhat important
5%
Source: TechValidate survey of 111 hospital nurse managers, directors, and CNOs
Validated
  Published: Mar. 13, 2018   TVID: 2FD-7A3-4D1

PDC Nursing Labels Customer Research

Protocols for IV Tubing Change Timeframes

What is your hospital’s protocol for changing standard continuous IV tubing?

24 hours
6%
72 hours
43%
96 hours
43%
Set days each week, e.g. every Wednesday and Saturday
5%
Source: TechValidate survey of 155 users of PDC Nursing Labels
Validated
  Published: Feb. 2, 2018   TVID: DC3-048-36B

PDC Nursing Labels Customer Research

Improper Cleaning of Large Imaging Equipment Escalates Infection Risk Concerns

How much of a concern is the spread of infection due to improper cleaning of large imaging equipment (e.g. MRI, CT scanner, X-Ray)?

Significant concern
36%
Moderate concern
47%
Some concern
15%
Of little concern
1%
Not a concern
0%
Source: TechValidate survey of 136 users of PDC Nursing Labels
Validated
  Published: Feb. 1, 2018   TVID: 081-51F-534

TimeAlert IV Customer Research

Nurses Agree It’s Important to Change Patient IV Tubing On Time

How important is it for nurses to change patient IV tubing on time? Would you say it is…

Extremely important
61%
Very important
25%
Important
8%
Somewhat important
5%
Not important
0%
Source: TechValidate survey of 106 users of TimeAlert IV
Validated
  Published: Jan. 26, 2018   TVID: DE4-386-B7D

TimeAlert IV Customer Research

Current Reminder System Used for IV Tubing

What is currently being used to remind nurses for when IV tubing needs to be changed?

Color coded labels
41%
Plain labels
31%
Day of the week color coded labels
29%
EMR system keeps track
11%
Kardex system
2%
Source: TechValidate survey of 106 hospital nursing managers and directors
Validated
  Published: Mar. 13, 2018   TVID: 6C6-907-4B1

TimeAlert IV Customer Research

Timing Protocols for IV Tube Changes

What is your hospital’s protocol for changing standard continuous IV tubing?

72 hours
52%
96 hours
33%
24 hours
9%
Set days each week, e.g. every Wednesday and Saturday
3%
Other
3%
Source: TechValidate survey of 107 users of TimeAlert IV
Validated
  Published: Jan. 26, 2018   TVID: 7CB-D15-370



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