What April Winborne builds and sells — and how buying a build works.
Everything in this catalog already exists. April built each of these for her own work in vascular access and infusion therapy, and uses them. What you buy is the build itself, customized to your program, with plain setup directions. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Built by April Winborne, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, IVTMC, CPUI, CRNI, CCRN, CVAA(c), VA-BC.
What you get
The build, made yours — your name, your devices, your documents, your people. Setup directions come with it, written to be followed once, in order.
What you need on your side
Two accounts, both opened by you: a Muse account (paid plans start at $20/month) and a Jotform account (the free tier is enough to start). The directions walk you through activating both and linking them together. That linking is the whole technical job — and it is yours, which is the point.
Your data stays yours
Submissions from your tools land in your Jotform and nowhere else. April never sees your data, holds none of your logins, and administers nothing on your accounts. The tools are de-identified by design — case and FIN numbers, never patient names.
Changes
The directions cover setup and ordinary use. If you later want something changed beyond them, that is a new job — taken on at April’s option and priced on its own.
Her marks stay hers
April’s coined names — investiGATOR™, CVR calcuLATOR™, and her other wordmarks — are her trademarks. Buying a build gives you the build; the marks and her creator byline stay on her tools, the way a maker’s mark stays on the work.
Pricing
Prices are set by April and quoted for each build before any work starts. A dash in this catalog means exactly that: the price comes with the quote.
Tools
investiGATOR™ — Line Insertion Audit and Tracking Tool
A complete insertion record and audit log in one place: the procedure documentation, catheter-to-vessel ratio tracking for every case, a finished chart note generated from the case, and a case log you can export. It is de-identified by design — FIN numbers only, never patient names. For the vascular access clinician or service that wants its insertions tracked well enough to audit, teach from, or study.
You receive: The working tool, customized to your devices, supplies, and documentation, plus the setup directions — including how to link it to your own Jotform so submissions land with you.
CVR calcuLATOR™
A catheter-to-vessel ratio calculator that reads by diameter and by area, against the preferred and maximum bands. The evidence behind the numbers sits in references at the bottom of the tool. For inserters making the device call at the bedside.
You receive: The calculator, with April’s byline and its references in place, plus directions for putting it to work.
USG simuLATOR™
An ultrasound-guided skills simulation for vascular access training — practice the technique before the live stick. For educators, preceptors, and new inserters.
You receive: The simulation, ready to run with your learners, plus directions for use.
dashBOARDS™
Every dashboard is built to the buyer’s program and laid out to read on a desktop and on a phone.
Grant pipeLINE™
Funders organized by state and network, every deadline carrying a status badge, every source link verified against the funder’s own site. For networks, foundations, and services chasing grant money without missing a date.
You receive: The dashboard built to your program — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Quality & Review Pipeline Dashboard
Your documents move in order — QAPI, then P&T, then Medical Staff, then the Board — with approval stamps recorded as each body acts, so nothing is ever just ‘somewhere in review.’ For quality and policy work that has to hold up when it is questioned.
You receive: The dashboard built to your review route — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Purchasing & FDA Watch Dashboard
FDA alerts and recalls, shortages, quarantine logs, and contract expiries with countdown reminders, kept in one register. For purchasing and supply staff who cannot afford to learn about a recall late.
You receive: The dashboard built to your stock and contracts — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Student & Clinical Instructor Dashboard
One board where clinical instructors and students find rotations, requirements, and updates. For schools and clinical programs coordinating placements.
You receive: The dashboard built to your program — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Competency Training Dashboard
Training videos, attestation, and exams live on one page; staff do everything there, and the results are recorded in your own Jotform. For departments that need training done — and documented.
You receive: The dashboard built to your departments and modules — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Vascular Access Selection & Escalation Dashboard
Device selection the way April teaches it: duration first, then the patient, then the drug — with escalation pathways and vein preservation built in. For vascular access teams standardizing how devices get chosen.
You receive: The dashboard built to your service — desktop and phone — plus setup directions.
Documents, Lists & Policy Sets
Non-Antineoplastic Vesicant List Poster
The non-antineoplastic vesicant and irritant drugs, set large and readable for the wall where infusions run. For units that want the list where the work happens, not in a binder.
You receive: The poster as a Canva-ready file for poster-size printing, plus a short note on what it is built from.
PICC Patient Discharge Packet
The packet a PICC patient takes home: what the line is, how to care for it, and when to call — in plain language. Delivered editable, so your details drop straight in.
You receive: The editable packet, ready for your facility’s name and numbers.
PICC Dressing-Change Infographic & Nursing Skills Day Set
Visual, step-by-step teaching: the PICC dressing change as a single infographic, and the station set built for Nursing Skills Day. For educators who teach at the bedside and on skills day.
You receive: The infographic files, ready to print and post.
Vascular Access Policy & Procedure Sets
April’s own vascular access policies, procedures, consents, and education materials — written from the resources she has already gathered, and referenced in AMA style: superscript citations at the claim, the full reference list at the end. For services that need policy built on evidence without spending months gathering it. That gathering is already done.
You receive: The document set, customized to your service, in editable form.
Hospital Policy Manual
A policy and procedure manual designed and built for your hospital: the structure, the design, and drafting support for evidence-referenced policies, built around your facility and how it actually runs. For hospitals that need their manual to read as one book again.
You receive: The manual — structure, design, and drafted policies in editable form — plus directions for keeping it current.
Creative, Done For You
Articles & Columns
A professional article, or a recurring column, built from your own cases and practice and written to publication standard. April’s column The PICCLE, in JAVA & IQ, is the pattern. For clinicians whose work deserves print.
You receive: The finished piece, ready to submit.
Podcast Production
Episodes built end to end — structure, production, and promo graphics — in the pattern of April’s iSave podcast. For voices that have something to teach.
You receive: Finished episode files and promo graphics, ready to publish.
Graphics & Social Content
Branded posts at association standard — the pattern of April’s daily enGAGE™ posts — made for your program or network. For services that need to look like what they are.
You receive: Finished graphics, sized and ready to post.
Narrated Training Videos
Short in-service videos that are correct, polished, and made to be watched — not a slide deck read aloud. For departments whose training has to land.
You receive: Finished video files, ready to assign and show.
Conference Posters & Presentations
Posters and presentations built from your data and your experience, ready for the conference floor. For clinicians presenting their work.
You receive: Print-ready poster files and the presentation, ready to give.
Graphic Design
April’s Designs, Customized
Posters, infographics, and branded graphics April has already designed — customized with your own hospital’s logo and branding. For services that want the finished piece without commissioning one from scratch.
You receive: The finished files, carrying your logo and branding, ready to print and post.
Custom Graphic Design
Upload a picture, tell April what you want made from it — a poster, a graphic, a piece for your unit — and she will price it and build it. For the thing you can picture but cannot make.
You receive: A price from April first; then the finished design files, ready to use.
Price: Priced by quote
Logo Design
A logo created for your business or your vascular access team — designed to sit on your site, your shirts, and your work. For services that need a mark of their own.
You receive: The finished logo files, ready for web, print, and apparel.
Price: Priced by quote
T-Shirt & Apparel Design
Artwork designed for shirts and apparel. April’s own example is in daily use: the April-and-Gage iron-ons she wears were made from her own webpage artwork. For teams that want to wear who they are.
You receive: Print-ready artwork files, ready for your printer or iron-ons.
Price: Priced by quote
Laser-Engraved Merchandise — COMING SOON
Coming soon. Laser-engraved merchandise is coming soon — it is not orderable yet, and no products or prices are listed for it.
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The Program Look
April reviews your vascular access program — its tools, documents, training, and workflows — and names what it needs, including the things you would not know to ask for. For services that know something is missing but cannot name it. Findings come back in her audit format: a severity level, the finding, and the suggested fix, each one referenced.
You receive: The written findings report — and a starting point you can act on.