Interlinked showcases ReLink at WoCoVA 2026 in Valencia
Interlinked exhibited at WoCoVA 2026 in Valencia, Spain, from 15–17 April, presenting ReLink and connecting with vascular access professionals from around the world.
Over three days at the Valencia Congress Centre, the Interlinked team met with clinicians, healthcare professionals and industry representatives to discuss accidental IV catheter dislodgement and the importance of protecting vascular access.
Addressing accidental IV catheter dislodgement
Accidental catheter dislodgement can interrupt IV therapy and may result in loss of fluids or medication, exposure to blood and additional work for healthcare professionals.
At WoCoVA, Interlinked demonstrated ReLink, a breakaway connector designed to reduce accidental IV catheter dislodgement.
ReLink separates when an IV line is subjected to excessive force. Its self-sealing valves help minimise spillage of medication and IV fluids, while the connector can be reconnected to supInterlinked showcases ReLink at WoCoVA 2026 in Valencia
port rapid reinstatement of therapy without having to open the system.
Visitors to the Interlinked booth had the opportunity to experience the technology first-hand and discuss how ReLink could support vascular access in clinical practice.
Three days of conversations and connections
Interlinked was represented at WoCoVA by Dr Rebecca Stjernberg Bejhed, COO and Co-founder, and Darragh Bermingham.
The three-day exhibition provided an opportunity to exchange clinical perspectives, demonstrate the technology and build new connections across the international vascular access community.
Interlinked would like to thank everyone who visited the booth and took the time to learn more about ReLink and share their experiences and perspectives.
We also extend our thanks to the WoCoVA organisers and Toine Hulshof for bringing the vascular access community together for three valuable days in Valencia.
Thank you, WoCoVA 2026 — until next time.
Interlinked – keeping connections.
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