Systematic Review: IV Catheter

IV Catheter
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Consider you are in an education position in a large teaching medical center that is university affiliated. You are concerned that the IV catheter insertion technique and orientation program currently being used with new registered nurses is not as effective as other methods.
1. How would you perform a systematic review of the evidence on this subject?
2. How would you design a new clinical practice guideline for the facility once the systematic review is complete?
Performing a systematic review of the evidence
Systematic reviews are clear and structured summaries of the available information aimed at answering a specific clinical question. Since they are made up of multiple articles and sources of information, they represent the highest level of evidence (Miake-Lye et al., 2016). Thus, to evaluate the IV catheter insertion technique and orientation program, there is a search of articles and evidence on the subject. After identifying the articles, there is data extraction and considering unbiased evidence. Data or statistical analysis follows data extraction. The quality of data would provide insights into whether evidence to support the catheter systematic review supports clinical decision-making. There is the synthesis of the available scientific information...