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Title: VENEPUNCTURE and PERIPHERAL VENOUS Cannulation Policy (Adult Patients) Version: Issued: January 2020 Page 1 of 30 VENEPUNCTURE AND PERIPHERAL VENOUS CANNULATION POLICY (ADULT PATIENTS) POLICY Reference CPG-TW-V&PVCPol Approving Body Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professional Board Date Approved 20th December 2019 Issue Date 6th January 2020 Version Summary of Changes from Previous Version Not Applicable NEW Supersedes Not Applicable NEW Document Category Clinical Consultation Undertaken Heads of Nursing, Matrons, Ward and Department Leaders. Yvonne Christley, Head of Professional Practice Development.

peripheral venous cannula into a peripheral vein. Peripheral venous cannulation is an invasive intervention that should only be carried out by suitably trained practitioners. PETT Professional Education and Training Team. PVC/Cannula/Device Peripheral venous cannula – a thin plastic tube used to deliver

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