30-30-30 Sessions

NHIA’s innovative 30-30-30 sessions have transformed 90-minute deep dives into 3, hard-hitting, 30-minute segments, each examining a central topic from a different perspective led by unique speakers. These engaging sessions examine multiple angles so that attendees can get a complete view of the topic at hand. The 30-minute segments promote more digestible content in an express-learning format but build on each other to amplify the insight of traditional conference sessions.

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Tuesday, April 21

NURSING SESSIONS

Patient safety and optimal delivery of infusion therapy are crucial in the often complex transition from acute care to home care. This complexity necessitates individualized and thorough planning to provide for and deliver continuity of care. Complex patient scenarios in the home care setting include long-term vascular access for inotropic therapy and parenteral nutrition, outpatient vascular access in the person who injects (illegal) drugs, and peripheral administration of long-term antibiotic therapy. This presentation will review challenges in the transition from acute care to home care, best practices in VAD and infusion management, and evidence-based care to optimize outcomes using a case study approach.
Patient safety and optimal delivery of infusion therapy are crucial in the often complex transition from acute care to home care. This complexity necessitates individualized and thorough planning to provide for and deliver continuity of care. Complex patient scenarios in the home care setting include long-term vascular access for inotropic therapy and parenteral nutrition, outpatient vascular access in the person who injects (illegal) drugs, and peripheral administration of long-term antibiotic therapy. This presentation will review challenges in the transition from acute care to home care, best practices in VAD and infusion management, and evidence-based care to optimize outcomes using a case study approach.
Patient safety and optimal delivery of infusion therapy are crucial in the often complex transition from acute care to home care. This complexity necessitates individualized and thorough planning to provide for and deliver continuity of care. Complex patient scenarios in the home care setting include long-term vascular access for inotropic therapy and parenteral nutrition, outpatient vascular access in the person who injects (illegal) drugs, and peripheral administration of long-term antibiotic therapy. This presentation will review challenges in the transition from acute care to home care, best practices in VAD and infusion management, and evidence-based care to optimize outcomes using a case study approach.

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