Vascular access can be a highwire act wherever it takes place, but performing it while traveling via helicopter introduces new complications: limited resources at rural facilities, maintaining patency while moving in and out of an aircraft, lines dislodging, inclement weather, the unpredictability of requests, back-to-back flights, overnight flights, to name a few. This may scare […]
Five Reasons Proper Vascular Access Makes a Difference in Blood Cancer Care
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. VACC is dedicated to upholding excellence in vascular access. How much of a difference does that make when it comes to dealing with blood cancer? We reached out to Yeonseo “Shannon” Hong, AGPCNP-BC, MSN, RN, OCN, CRNI, VA-BC for answers… When we talk about treating blood cancers, we often […]
A special thanks to our 2025 volunteers
VACC is not possible without volunteers. From item writers, to job task analysis, and even our Board, these hard-working individuals uphold a standard of excellence in the field of vascular access. Please join us in thanking this year’s volunteers. Eli Babich Brandi Barden Wendy Clark Antonia Fowler Bren Gray Lillian Harvey Banchik Samantha Howorka Irita […]
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