Infusion Magazine

NURSING ISSUES

Cain D. Home infusion practice guidelines: The "show me" state works for standardization. 1998;5(1):42-45.

Counce J.  Cultivating nursing compentencies: Working with home health agencies for better infusion patient care. 2004;10(1):12-8.

Counce J. Telemedicine and telehealth monitoring: Coming soon to a provider near you.2007:13(4);24-8.

Hadaway LC. Vascular access in home care: 1998 update. 1998;5(1):20-40.

Hadaway L. Evolving clinical practice: CDC releases new guidelines for reducing catheter-related infections.  2003;9(1):16-22.

Hanchett M, Watts K, and Kung L. Security in securement. 1999;6(1):42-6.

Marrelli T. The perfect storm of a staffing shortage: A practical roadmap for coping successfully. 2003;9(6):21-5.

Masoorli S. Central vascular access devices in home care: Legal issues. 2000;6(10):31-5.

Moeser L. The seven habits oh highly effective iv nurses. 1998;5(1):47-50.

Moureau N. Vascular access with a focus on safety. 1999;6(1):16-26.

Nakasawa N. Pharmacological management of vascular access devices.2005.11(1):S1-S8.

Nowobilski-Vasilios A and Poole S. Interdisciplinary collaboration: Perceptions and possibilities. 2001;7(7):14-7.

Prozialeck L. Ensuring clinical quality: Meeting the education and training challenge in home infusion nursing. 1999;6(1):28-35.

Rollins G. The nurse pharmacist connection. 2000;6(6):15-8.

Rollins G. Proactive complications management: The key to improved care of vascular access devices. 2000;6(10):36-42.