2nd Meet the Expert - China - GloVANet

Meet the Experts - China

On Tuesday the 9th of August 2022 the 2nd GloVANet/WoCoVA ‘Meet the Experts – China’ was a great success.

GloVANet / WoCoVA is pleased to share with you the full recording of the 1hr 30 min session.

Vascular Access Device choice in critical care

Opening and introduction VAD choice in critical care – Ton van Boxtel (NL), Wen Lu (CN)

PICC applications in Critical Care – Tim Spencer (US)

Q&A and Discussion – Ton van Boxtel (NL), Tim Spencer (US), Zhiyong Peng (CN)

Prevention of CRBSI in Critical Care Units: Experience from China – Zhiyong Peng (CN)

Q&A and Discussion – Ton van Boxtel (NL), Tim Spencer (US), Zhiyong Peng (CN)

Closing – Ton van Boxtel (NL)

The International Vascular Experts at the first 'Meet the Experts - China'

The Meet the Experts – China is free of charge. If you want to register click here or scan the QR code

The platform used for the livestream is TalkMED. Within China you can directly click the link below to go the Meet the Expert session.

Users from outside China need to click on the link below and then register as third party login via Google Mail or phone number.

You can access the session with the following link:

https://meeting.talkmed.com/w/live/3340993909

If you want to re-watch the ‘Meet the Experts – China’ session you can click below.

Industry Partners
WoCoVA thanks BD-China for their support to help sharing scientific knowledge to further improve vascular access practices worldwide and in this case specifically in China. It is important to improve patient care.

Main sponsor

Tim Spencer

Timothy R. Spencer is an experienced Australian critical care nurse (adult and paediatric) and Vascular Access Specialist, an established researcher, scientist, medical writer and leader in vascular access.

Global Vascular Access, LLC. provides practitioners with evidence-based practice management & education who desire a strategic partner with skills and expertise in vascular access and ultrasound procedures.

Achieving this experience can be challenging when clinicians are undertaking new and diverse roles, but it is the leaders in vascular access who will continue to challenge the boundaries of clinical practice in modern healthcare and stimulate those who aim to follow in their footsteps.

My clinical and personal experience is very important to me, especially in reducing insertion-related complications and improving the overall patient encounter. As an experienced clinician of 30+ years, being an expert in ultrasound-guided vascular access has given me the ongoing desire to push the boundaries within my scope of practice and also assist and develop other healthcare professionals in their pursuit of a vascular access excellence.

Moving away from a traditional blind landmark technique to utilising state-of-the-art ultrasound practices, both in the pre-assessment phase for vessel health and preservation strategies but for direct vessel visualisation and intra-procedural monitoring, allows clinicians to make a succinct clinical decisions on which device is the most appropriate for the patient, for the required therapy and for the duration of treatment.

I am also a Flight Lieutenant in the RAAF Specialist Reserve posted with 3AME Squardon, aeromedical evacuation specialist unit. I have provided clinical education to the ADF Special Forces and Military Medicine programs to enhance healthcare provided in austere environments.

Scottsdale, AZ

Director & CEO – Global Vascular Access, LLC.
Internationally renowned Vascular Access Specialist, Speaker and Key Opinion Leader in Ultrasound-Guided Central Vascular Access Devices, Risk Reduction in Vascular Access Issues, Infection Prevention Strategies, and Patient Experience. Content Matter Expert, Educator, Researcher, Clinician Scientist. First Vascular Access – Board Certified clinical specialist in Australia.

Lead Faculty for the Ultrasound-Guided CVC Insertion Course – Compliance Within Practice – an inter-disciplinary, high and low fidelity clinical simulation educational program for clinicians who place, or are learning to place, central venous catheters utilizing the latest evidence-based practices and ultrasound techniques.