There are many benefits to having a tunneled central venous catheter rather than a regular IV. The most important benefit is that it reduces the number of needle sticks.
Our CEO and founder Chat Razdan moderated our first-ever Care+Wear Future of Healthcare Panel. During this discussion, experts from esteemed hospital systems across the country will share insights, challenges, and learnings from the last year that can be applied to future healthcare innovations.
We answer the most common questions when it comes to wearing scrubs and give advice on how to wear scrubs fashionably so you look your best.
In this blog post, we’ve outlined the history of scrubs, why they’re worn, and which medical professionals currently wear them.
Scrubs come in nearly every color of the rainbow, but what does each color actually symbolize? We’ve broken down what kinds of emotions each color evokes, according to color psychology, as well as the most common colors worn by role.
Intravenous antibiotics are antibiotics that are administered directly into a vein so that they can enter the bloodstream immediately and bypass the absorption in the gut. It is estimated that more than 250,000 patients in the US receive outpatient IV antibiotics to treat bacterial infections.
Stay informed about COVID-19 with expert advice from healthcare professionals. Learn about symptoms, prevention, and staying healthy.
Learn about hemophilia, its symptoms, treatment options, and the work of the National Hemophilia Foundation in raising awareness and support. Discover how Care+Wear is contributing to the cause and find out how you can get involved in helping those affected by this rare genetic bleeding disorder.
