Vygon UK, The Pierre Simonet Building, Swindon (2026)

10/04/2026

🌟 7 Key Benefits of Subcutaneous Anchor Securement Systems (SASS) for PICCs

Improved stability. Fewer complications. More efficient care.

Maintaining secure, reliable PICC placement throughout the full dwell time is essential for protecting patients and supporting busy clinical teams. Subcutaneous Anchor Securement Systems (SASS) offer a proven solution that enhances stability from insertion to removal, helping to minimise dislodgement, reduce dressing disruptions and streamline workflow across all care settings.

Our latest Campus Vygon article explores the seven key advantages of SASS, including 24/7 catheter stabilisation, fewer interventions, improved patient comfort and clearer cost efficiencies over the full therapy pathway. With strong clinical data behind it, SASS continues to support safer vascular access and more predictable PICC performance for healthcare organisations looking to improve outcomes and reduce avoidable workload.

📄 Discover why more teams are choosing SASS for dependable PICC securement: https://campusvygon.com/uk/vascular-access/7-key-benefits-of-subcutaneous-anchor-securement-systems-sass-for-piccs/

If you’d like the full clinical evidence overview or support discussing SASS with your organisation, we’re here to help.

✨ Reliable securement. Confident care. Better patient experiences.

09/04/2026

From improved respiratory outcomes and reduced ventilation needs, to unit‑level implementation stories and practical guidance for teams - this collection brings together everything you need to stay ahead in delivering gentler, evidence‑based support for preterm infants.
Whether you're refining protocols, training staff, or keeping up with emerging best practice, these highlights give you a fast, impactful overview of what’s new.
👉 Dive deeper into each article on Campus Vygon and discover how LISA is transforming neonatal respiratory care.

08/04/2026

📣 Now available on Campus Vygon!
Explore Tim Spencer’s Best Practice Video Series on Arterial Catheter Placement — a must‑see for clinicians looking to refine their technique and enhance procedural confidence.
This series includes:
🎥 Expert‑led guidance from Tim Spencer
🩺 Step‑by‑step best practice for arterial catheter placement
📄 Downloadable resources specifically for RADIAL insertion
💡 Practical insights to support safer, more effective patient care

Whether you're upskilling or supporting colleagues in vascular access, this comprehensive resource is designed to elevate everyday practice.
👉 Access the full series and downloadable tools on Campus Vygon today.
https://campusvygon.com/uk/mastering-arterial-access/

07/04/2026

Cardiac output monitoring is not just a device - it is an approach to patient care that reduces uncertainty, enhances safety, and supports better outcomes. By integrating CO monitoring into routine practice, clinicians can:

✔ Gain a complete, dynamic understanding of haemodynamic status
✔ Predict who will benefit from fluids before giving them
✔ Optimise perfusion while avoiding fluid overload
✔ Support a more structured, evidence‑based approach to resuscitation

In an environment where precision matters, CO monitoring gives clinicians the clarity they need to deliver the right therapy, at the right time, for the right patient.
Read more at https://campusvygon.com/uk/anaesthesia-and-intensive-care/how-cardiac-output-monitoring-supports-evidence-based-fluid-management/

07/04/2026

Vygon at WoCoVA 2026: Online Session

Not attending WoCoVA this year? We’ve got you covered!

We’re excited to share our WoCoVA 'Oral Communication', “Rethinking Infusion Line Management: Best Clinical Practices” which will also be broadcast live on Campus Vygon and open for everyone.

👉 Register here: https://learning.campusvygon.com/courses/-live----wocova26---rethinking-infusion-line-management--best-clinical-practices-24000928-24012950?edicion=24000986&tab=info

In this event, four international experts will discuss the organisation of line set-ups, the standardisation of practices, the improvement of infusion safety, and the optimisation of care process fluidity, with an emphasis on actions that truly make a difference in daily practice.

The session will be divided into 3 parts:
💚 Ensuring Occupational Safety in the Administration of Hazardous Drugs
💚 Infusion lines that work: better setups, better care
💚 From Hospital to Home: Keeping Lines Open with Vygon Bionector TKO

Don’t miss out, register now: https://learning.campusvygon.com/courses/-live----wocova26---rethinking-infusion-line-management--best-clinical-practices-24000928-24012950?edicion=24000986&tab=info

03/04/2026

🌟 Our NEW 7 Part CVC Refresher Series Is Live! 🌟

We’re excited to share Navigating CVCs: An Informative Refresher with you. A seven article series designed to give clinicians a clear, confidence boosting recap of essential CVC practice.

Across seven short, easy to digest reads, you’ll explore everything you need to know for safe, effective central venous catheter care, including:

🔹 Understanding CVCs ➡️ A look into clinician and nurse roles in placement, patient anatomy, and how to select the right device
🔹 Preparing for Insertion ➡️ patient assessment, consent, and keeping patients comfortable
🔹 Infection Prevention ➡️ best practice to minimise infection risk using aseptic techniques
🔹 Ultrasound Foundations ➡️ using imaging to guide safe placement
🔹 Insertion Techniques ➡️ choosing the right technique and prioritising patient comfort
🔹 Managing Complications ➡️ how to recognise and respond quickly
🔹 Post Insertion Care ➡️ protect line integrity, prevent complications and remove the CVC correctly

Whether you’re new to the field or refreshing your knowledge, this series brings clarity, confidence, and an informative refresher of every stage of CVC use.

👉 Explore all seven articles here: https://campusvygon.com/uk/anaesthesia-and-intensive-care/navigating-cvcs-an-informative-refresher/

Know someone who’d benefit from a quick, informative refresher? 💬 Share it with them!

01/04/2026

Calling all vascular access professionals! What’s the toughest securement challenge you’re facing right now?
We all know catheter securement isn’t a one‑size‑fits‑all situation. Every patient, every site, and every shift can bring something new. SecurAcath was designed to minimise dislodgement, simplify care, and stay secure for the entire life of the line - because you deserve solutions that actually work.
We’d love to hear from those on the front line: What securement issue are you seeing most often? 👉 Dislodgement?
👉 Moisture?
👉 Skin integrity concerns?
👉 Dressing disruption?

Drop your insights in the comments - your real‑world experience helps drive meaningful innovation in vascular access. 💬✨

30/03/2026

We’re proud to participate in WoCoVA 2026, contributing across three key activities that reflect our commitment to advancing vascular access practice.

This year, our team will engage the community through:
💚 A dedicated Symposium: “Guardians of the Vessels: Ensuring Continuity of Care from Hospital to Home”
💚 An 'Oral Communication' session: “Rethinking Infusion Line Management: Best Clinical Practices”
💚 A series of Hands‑On Workshops: “The Complete Vascular Access Journey: Innovation, Safety, and Best Practices”

Together, these sessions create a comprehensive learning pathway, from frameworks to real‑world clinical insights and hands‑on techniques.

👉 Don’t miss your spot, register now: https://campusvygon.com/global/wocova/

We look forward to connecting with you at WoCoVA 2026 and continuing to improve vascular access care, together.

27/03/2026

🔴 Comic Relief 2026 🔴
Last week, our staff took turns in the 'laughing stocks'!
Bringing the silly to Vygon UK HQ for a good cause, and raising £330 in the process.

26/03/2026

🌟Considerations for Midline Selection in Vascular Access 🌟

Midlines are becoming an increasingly important option for safe, effective medium term IV therapy, but choosing the right device depends on getting the selection right from the start.

Our latest Campus Vygon article explores:
✅ When a midline is the most appropriate choice
✅ Key medication and therapy considerations
✅ How midlines compare with PICCs and CVCs
✅ The role of specialist vascular access teams
✅ Techniques for insertion, including tunnelling
✅ Supporting Evidence for safe insertion and maintenance of midlines

With growing evidence supporting reduced infection rates and improved vessel preservation, this guide helps clinicians make confident, evidence based decisions at the bedside.

👉 Read more here: https://campusvygon.com/uk/vascular-access/considerations-for-midline-selection/

25/03/2026

A controversial question in neonatal care: Should neonatal PICCs ever be trimmed?
Some clinicians say trimming helps manage external catheter length.
Guidelines and evidence say… proceed with caution.
💡 If you work in neonatal vascular access, this is one discussion you won’t want to miss.
👉 Read the full article: https://campusvygon.com/uk/neonatology/can-neonatal-piccs-be-cut-to-length-a-review-of-risks-evidence-and-practical-alternatives/
Do you think trimming has a place in modern neonatal practice?

24/03/2026

How many lumens does your patient really need? It’s a small decision with a big impact on patient safety, workflow efficiency, and treatment continuity.
Choosing an appropriate multi-lumen CVC reduces CLABSI risk, preserves vessels, and prevents delays in diagnostics or treatment. Find out how lumen selection can improve patient outcomes in critical care.
👉 Read the latest Campus Vygon article : https://campusvygon.com/uk/anaesthesia-and-intensive-care/ensuring-therapeutic-maintenance-in-critical-care-choosing-the-right-number-of-lumens-in-vascular-access/

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