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Agnieszka Kopiczko
As a registered nurse with more than 24 years of clinical expertise, Agnieszka Kopiczko became alarmed when she discovered a sudden and rapid increase of Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections (CRBSIs) among bone marrow transplant patients at her clinic.
Driven to look for new evidence-based solutions to prevent complications, Agnieszka led the charge to update the clinic's protocols around the insertion and maintenance of central venous catheters. Her efforts led to a 38 percent reduction in CRBSI rates and a 100 percent reduction in skin injuries at insertion sites.
A true advocate for patients, Agnieszka continues to seek out and lead important initiatives to improve patient safety and outcomes in the IV care space.
