Short peripheral catheter insertion success and anxiety in NICU nurse: A cross-sectional study

NICU nurses' success in initial insertion of the SPC is lower than in other studies, and they experience mild anxiety. This includes risks such as repeated SPC insertions on neonates, the development of complications, delayed treatment, and negative emotions in parents and nurses. Further large-scale studies are needed to improve interventions and policies that will increase the success of SPC insertion, such as the use of "5 Rights for Venous Access," "RaSuVA," vascular access devices and training on simulators.