Submit to Present at NHIA 2027
Be a part of the premiere event for the home and alternate site infusion industry and share your knowledge among more than 1,700 attendees at the NHIA 2027 Annual Conference in San Diego, CA March 19 – 23, 2027.
The conference audience spans a diverse cross section of individuals both experienced and new to home and alternate site infusion, including:
- All roles within companies that provide home and alternate site infusion services to patients across pharmacy and nursing services.
- Representatives from the manufacturers and product and service suppliers that support the field.
- Health systems, physicians and other health care professionals seeking the latest information, trends and opportunities for patients within home infusion.
- Pharmacists, nurses, pharmacy technicians, dietitians and other professionals from outside the home infusion industry seeking education, career development or business opportunities in home and alternate site infusion.
Submission Deadline
Submissions are closed. All sessions are evaluated by an interprofessional team on the NHIA Education Committee through a blinded process.
Acceptance notifications will be sent out in September 2026.
Submission Deadline: July 17, 2026
All sessions are evaluated by an interprofessional team on the NHIA Education Committee through a blinded process.
Acceptance notifications will be sent out in September 2026.
General Information
Interactivity
NHIA is encouraging the development of engaging education and will prioritize submissions that include interactive elements planned for the education session. This could include live surveying or polling, facilitated scenarios, tabletop activities, group problem solving & discussions, integrated Q&A, quizzes, panels, etc.
Session leaders will have access to Slido polling capabilities during their session.
Suggested topics
All topics relevant to home and alternate site infusion professionals across all roles will be considered, including clinical, leadership, nursing, revenue cycle, sales & marketing, and sterile compounding.
NHIA encourages submissions in the following areas:
- Clinical
- Strategies for preventing adverse events across home and alternate site infusion settings.
- Emerging therapies, treatment approaches, and patient management strategies in one of the following clinical specialties:
- Cardiology
- Gastroenterology
- Genetic disorders
- Immunology and immune-mediated conditions
- Infectious disease
- Neurology
- Oncology
- Pulmonary
- Rheumatology
- Drug-specific research related to safety, efficacy, outcomes, or operational considerations.
- Leadership
- Leadership and staffing management strategies that support team engagement, retention, and operational success.
- Leadership styles and communication techniques that strengthen collaboration and workplace culture.
- Risk management approaches that help reduce liability and improve patient and staff safety.
- Nursing
- Best practices for managing acute infusion reactions and improving patient outcomes during therapy administration.
- Approaches to preventing central line and peripheral line injuries through education, monitoring, and quality initiatives.
- Effective clinical assessment techniques to support safe and appropriate patient care.
- Nursing-specific research focused on infusion therapy practice, patient care, and outcomes.
- Revenue Cycle Management
- Updates and practical guidance on billing and coding for infusion services and therapies.
- Current trends and challenges in claims processing and reimbursement workflows.
- Evolving infusion reimbursement models and their impact on providers, patients, and payers.
- Insights into recent payer policy updates affecting infusion therapy coverage and reimbursement.
- Sales/Marketing
- Building and strengthening referral relationships with physicians, health systems, and payer partners.
- Strategies for communicating the value of infusion services to providers, payers, and patients.
- Collaboration strategies between sales, marketing, clinical, and operations teams to improve organizational success.
- Sterile Compounding
- Safe handling procedures, compliance considerations, and operational challenges associated with hazardous drugs.
- Strategies for optimizing cleanroom operations, environmental monitoring, workflow efficiency, and contamination prevention.
- Evolving responsibilities of the designated person, including oversight of compliance, quality assurance, staff competency, and operational readiness.
- Practical implementation strategies for USP <797> and USP <800> standards, including staff training and policy development.
Session types
NHIA is accepting submissions for three session types:
- 60-minute session – Topical breakout session that includes at least 15-20 minutes of interactive learning.
- 30-minute session – Breakout session that provides a focused look at a key subject area.
- Roundtable – Informal sessions where a moderator leads discussion and collaboration around the topic submitted.
Submission Information & Resources
Submission form elements
Submission Deadline: July 17, 2026
All sessions are evaluated by an multidisciplinary team on the NHIA Education Committee through a blinded process.
Acceptance notifications will be sent out in September 2026.
Questions? Contact nhiaeducation@nhia.org.