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Home Solutions
Region Serviced: CT, DC, DE, MA, MD, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VA, VT
As an alternative to hospital-based care, Home Solutions offers comprehensive home-based services to qualifying patients.
Home Solutions Difference...
- Remarkably experienced clinical staff
- Each office is strategically located to address all patient's needs in a timely manner
- Professional & courteous customer service
- Exceptional patient care
- Nurse liaisons providing clinical assessment & discharge assistance
- Specialty programs
- In house full time nursing and delivery staff
- 24 / 7 Registered Nurse and Clinical Pharmacist Support
- Saturday hours for weekend discharges
- Secure Referral Site www.InfusionReferral.com
- Insurance authorization assistance
- Participating Provider with numerous Insurance Plan
- Multi-State Provider
Our specialty services are home-based Total Parentral Nutrition (TPN).
To supplement these, we offer a comprehensive array of core service.
Disease State Management Program
- Nutrition Support Program
- Cardiac Disease Management Program
- Pediatric Program
- Hemophilia Program
Specialty Programs
- Nutrition Support Team
- Heart Failure Program
- Pediatric Program
- Vascular Access Program
- Hospital Liaison Support
- Maternal Child Health
Specialty Therapies
- IV Antibiotics
- Total Parentral Nutrition
- Enteral Nutrition
- Cardiac Therapies
- Dobutamine / Milrinone
- IV Gamma Globulin
- Chemotherapy
- Pain Management
- Anti-emetics
- Medtronic Pump Maintenance
- Hydration
- IV Steroids
- Hemopilia Therapies
- Epogen / Neupogen
- Tocolytic Therapies
- Maternal Child Health
- Central Line Catheter Care
- PICC / Midline Insertions
Home Solutions' programs improves patients' quality of life and allow them to lead a more normal lifestyle outside the walls of the hospital settings.
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Infusion Partners
Region Serviced: AL, AR, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MD, MS, MI, NY, NC, OH, PA, SC, TN, VA & WV
About Infusion Partners
Infusion Partners, Inc. is a regional provider of high-tech intravenous therapy. Our company and staff of healthcare professionals serves patients in Ohio, Michigan, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and parts of New York, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida,Missouri, Arkansas, Indiana, Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana. Comprehensive service teams are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our Mission
The mission of Infusion Partners is to be a homecare organization comprised of a cohesive team of professionals who are dedicated to providing the highest quality and most comprehensive services in an ethical, customer-focused environment.
With our mission in mind, we strive to be the most efficient, cost-effective healthcare system with the best patient outcomes
Quality Care
Infusion Partners manages all aspects of home care. Our "critical pathway" approach to disease state management can be applied to many complex disorders and chronic conditions.
Infusion Partners coordinates a full line of inter-related services, including:
- pharmaceutical compounding and clinical monitoring
- clinical nursing services and care coordination
- inventory and supply management
- insurance billing services
What’s more, Infusion Partners is JCAHO accredited.
Infusion Partners can quickly and efficiently meet the demands of the insurance company, the referral source, and the patient with a high degree of customer satisfaction.
Traditional Infusion Therapies
- Anti-Infective
- Antibiotic • Anti-Fungal • Anti-Viral
- Chemotherapy
- IV Push • Continuous
- Parenteral Nutrition
- Enteral Therapy
- Hydration
- Pain Management
- Hemotherapy
- Packed Red Blood Cells • Platelets
- Biotherapy
- Epogen • G-CSF • GM-CSF • Interferon • Interleukine
- Congestive Heart Therapy
- Dobutamine
- Steroid Therapy
- ACTH • Solumedrol
- Chelation Therapy
- Desferal
- Antiemetic Therapy
- Zofran • Reglan
- Anticoagulation Therapy
- Heparin
- Central Line Care
- Miscellaneous Therapies And Specialty Medical Supplies
Transplant Program
The Infusion Partners Transplant Program offers a unique combination of "center-of-excellence" services and cost-effectiveness. Our experienced clinicians provide transplant patients the highest level of home-based care to minimize complications and maximize compliance.
Features of the Program
The Infusion Partners Transplant Program offers a continuum of care uniquely designed to meet a variety of needs. Special features include:
- complete, patient-centered care
- clinicians who are specially trained to care for transplant recipients
- clinical pharmacy services and compounding of parenteral therapies
- continuous communication with transplant team
- IV, PICC insertion and specialty line care
- patient-focused outcome monitoring
- reimbursement management
Home Infusion Therapies
Home Infusion therapies available to transplant recipients include:
- antimicrobials
- nutritional support
- steroids
- blood components (blood and platelets)
- diuretics
- fluid and electrolytes
- biological response modifiers
- immunosuppressants
- immunoglobulin
Women's Health Program
The Women’s Health Program provides high-risk mothers with an alternative to hospitalization for perinatal and maternal care. The experienced nurses and pharmacists at Infusion Partners work with each patient and her physician to customize a plan of care to meet the patient’s needs while achieving a positive outcome.
Features of the Program
What makes the Infusion Partners Women’s Health Program special? Here are the specialized services available to our patients:
- complete, patient-centered care
- comprehensive parenteral therapies
- clinicians with extensive perinatal experience
- specialized patient education materials
- nurses and pharmacist available seven days a week, 24 hours a day
- IV, PICC and midline insertions and specialty line care
- patient focused outcome monitoring
- reimbursement management
- Home Care Services
In addition to the specialty services listed above, our patients can also count on Infusion Partners for a wide variety of other home care services, such as:
- perinatal nursing services
- uterine activity monitoring
- NST for physician interpretation
- Terbutaline infusion therapy
- IV hydration therapy
- IV antimicrobial therapy
- Reglan infusion therapy
- Heparin infusion therapy
- Zofran infusion therapy
Pediatric Program
Infusion Partners believes that children should receive as much of their healthcare as possible on an outpatient / homecare basis. So, we have designed a comprehensive range of services tailored especially for children. We work with you to keep children out of the hospital, while providing the clinical expertise children need to get well.
Our Just for Kids Program promotes superior outcomes through enhanced compliance, caregiver education, specialized clinicians and ongoing communication with the patient’s medical team. All this translates into a higher quality of life for each family and a greater chance of successful completion of therapy.
Features of the Program
- pediatric and neonatal nurses experienced in pediatric infusion therapy
- primary nursing of pediatric patients in the home
- ongoing case management and care coordination with the physician
- specific policies and training programs on the care of the pediatric patient in the home
- pediatric pharmacy services
- pediatric medication and interaction reports
- pediatric outcome reporting
- pediatric peripheral insertions, PICC, midline and specialty care
- Pediatric Home Infusion Therapies
Home infusion therapies available to our pediatric patients include:
- antiemetics
- anti-infectives
- biological response modifiers
- blood and blood products
- chemotherapy
- Desferoxamine
- Factor VIII and IX
- human growth hormone
- immunosuppressants
- intravenous immune globulin
- investigational therapies
- pain management
- RespiGam infusions / Synagis injections
- TPN and enteral therapy
Home Cardiac Program
Our Home Cardiac Program is designed to maintain congestive heart failure (CHF) patients at home with positive outcomes. The need for acute hospital care is decreased, patient outcomes are positive and healthcare expenditures are reduced. Patients at home maintain healthier lifestyles for longer periods, experience decreased comorbidity and require fewer emergency medical and hospital visits.
The experienced nurses and pharmacists at Infusion Partners make our CHF treatment approach an excellent alternative to hospitalization. An individualized care plan is developed for each patient. Then, goals are established to minimize complications, improve dietary compliance, increase physical exercise and manage stress.
Features of the Program
The Infusion Partners Home Cardiac Program offers a continuum of care uniquely designed to meet a variety of needs. Special features include:
- complete, patient-centered care
- comprehensive parenteral therapies
- clinicians who are specially trained to care for cardiac patients
- IV, PICC insertion and specialty line care
- screen for drug interactions
- nutritional assessments
- patient-focused outcome monitoring
- reimbursement management
- continuous communication with cardiac team
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Critical Care Systems
Region Serviced: Nationwide
Through its national footprint of community-based branch pharmacies, Critical Care Systems offers a cost-effective alternative to hospitalization. We provide pharmaceutical products and comprehensive infusion services to both pediatric and adult patients in alternate site settings such as the comfort of their own home, or in an ambulatory infusion suite.
Each branch pharmacy is accredited by the Joint Commission (formerly JCAHO) and has a local multidisciplinary team of experienced professionals who clinically manage all aspects of a patient's infusion and related support needs.
Critical Care Systems, as a subsidiary of Accredo Health Group, Inc. and Medco Health Solutions, Inc., has adopted the Code of Ethics for Pharmacists forged in 1994 by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) specifying ethical priciples to be followed by all employed pharmacists. Critical Care Systems has also accepted the Principles of Practice for Pharmaceutical Care as adopted by the APhA Board of Trustees in 1995. These ethics and principles act as a framework for the ongoing evolution of our pharmacy practice.
Critical Care Systems values its relationships with physicians and other health care professionals. We feel that ongoing communication and a coordination of care throughout the length of patient service ensures positive clinical outcomes and the best possible patient care.
Our complete dedication to customer service sets us apart.
Critical Care Systems clinically manages acute and chronically ill patients in both pediatric and adult populations.
The company’s community-based multidisciplinary teams work closely with physicians to clinically manage patients with the following complex disease states:
- Autoimmune Disorders
- Bleeding Disorders
- Cancer
- Advanced Heart Failure
- Infectious Diseases
- Nutritional Disorders
- Primary Immune Deficiencies
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Pre and Post Transplantation Support
Specialty Infusion Therapies
Critical Care Systems specializes in providing the following specialty infusion therapies:
- Anti-Infective Therapy (Antibiotic, Antifungal, Antiviral)
- Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)
- Immunoglobulin Therapy (IVIG)
- Hemophilia Factor Products
- Inotropic Therapy
- Pain Management
- Hydration Therapy
- Chemotherapy
Each Critical Care Systems community-based branch pharmacy has an experienced clinical team of pharmacists, nurses, reimbursement specialists and a dedicated support staff to manage all of a patient’s specialty infusion therapy needs.
Why choose Critical Care Systems?
- Commitment to high-touch clinical care and customer service
- Nationally recognized team of pharmacists and nurses
- 24-hour access to locally-based nurses and pharmacists
- Comprehensive patient education and support
- Ease of referral: local insurance authorization, verification, billing and collections in every branch
- Seamless transition from hospital to home
- Comprehensive roster of payor contracts; national and local
- National clinical resources via experienced clinical services team
- Responsive, easy to work with, completely dedicated to customer service
Our service commitment
- Provide exceptional patient care and customer service, delivered by professional, experienced and friendly staff
- Minimize hospital readmissions and deliver optimal patient outcomes
- Assist with patient evaluation and discharge planning support from hospital/clinic to home
- Coordinate lab work and provide prompt feedback for timely treatment modification
- Provide nurses and pharmacists on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Our dedication to quality
- Critical Care Systems is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) with a tradition of ranking in the top ten percent of all home care providers
- Disease-specific clinical outcome data management provides key outcomes such as patient satisfaction, catheter infection, and rehospitalization rates
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Spine Trauma
Provided by: CMElectures
Alexander R. Vaccaro III, MD, is professor of orthopedic surgery at Jefferson Medical College, where Laurence N. Fitzhenry is an orthopedic research fellow. Here, they discuss the classification, pathophysiology and management of spinal trauma; cervical and thoracolumbar trauma, operative and nonoperative treatment, and rehabilitation. Zoe Brown, M... |
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Death and Dying: Guiding Dying Persons through the Final Life Transition
Provided by: Corexcel
After reading Death and Dying the participant will be able to:
1. Describe the grieving process.
2. Identify psychological responses, physical symptoms, social changes, and spiritual aspects of normal grief responses.
3. Describe the role of cultural and ethnic traditions in the grieving process.
4. Explain the psychological, spir... |
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MRI of Neurodegenerative Disease & Demyelination, Part IV
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
The ProScan Imaging Education Foundation's all-new Professional MRI Series provides a comprehensive educational program that encompasses a broad survey of up-to-date radiological knowledge in the neurological and musculoskeletal realms. Lectures address in-depth discussions of neuroradiology of the brain, spine, head and neck, and pediatric imaging... |
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MRI of the Hip and Thigh (Fenzl)
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
A "Must Have" resource for any radiologist! The MRI Interactive Teaching Files were prepared by some of the most experienced and trusted MRI readers in the U.S., and provide 10-20 CMEs per title, for a total of 196 CMEs for the entire set. Containing 928 MR cases, the 12 title set offers a user-friendly interface with intuitive navigation. Each t... |
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Hepatitis B Reactivation and Rituximab in the Oncology Practice
Provided by: The Society for Translational Oncology
1. Perform screening for prior hepatitis B viral exposure in all patients with hematologic malignancies who will receive rituximab as part of their therapy.
2. Implement prophylactic anti-viral therapy in patients who are positive for hepatitis B and who are being treated with rituximab.
3. Monitor serum viral load and clinical signs of ... |
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Perinatal Depression
Early Detection, Prevention and Treatment
Provided by: Wild Iris Medical Education
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
* Discuss the prevalence, etiology, and risk factors of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
* Recognize symptoms and differentiate among disorders.
* Discuss the disorders' potential impacts on the child's development and mother-infant relationship.
* Describe screening tools and list eff... |
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Accident and Emergency Radiology-A Survival Guide
Provided by: Advanced Health Education Center
Learn the how and why of trauma radiography
You will learn to tailor the exam to fit the needs of the patient in trauma where acting fast is a must. It is also an excellent reference guide for emergency procedures. It has a logical presentation with descriptions of images and what the expected radiograph should demonstrate. Included are head to ... |
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MRI of the Knee Anatomy -A Comprehensive Overview, Part II
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
The ProScan Imaging Education Foundation's all-new Professional MRI Series provides a comprehensive educational program that encompasses a broad survey of up-to-date radiological knowledge in the neurological and musculoskeletal realms. Lectures address in-depth discussions of neuroradiology of the brain, spine, head and neck, and pediatric imaging... |
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CT & MRI Pathology: A Pocket Atlas
Provided by: Advanced Health Education Center
A Pocket Atlas
Easy to use reference guide filled with CT and MRI images of pathology
Each pathology is accompanied by the description of the etiology, epidemiology, signs and symptoms, imaging characteristics, treatment and prognosis of the disease. As many images as the computer stores in the current equipment, it is to the advantage of eac... |
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Aneurysmal Bone Cyst
Provided by: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
After completing this CME module, participants will be able to
1. Discuss the pathophysiology of aneurysmal bone cyst, including the common sites of occurrence, natural history, epidemiology, and multiple proposed etiologies of the disease.
2. Recognize the typical clinical presentation of patients with aneurysmal bone cyst.
3. Correc... |
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Cardiac MRI Series
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
The Cardiac MRI Series features Dr. Stephen J. Pomeranz's most intense and detailed review of cardiac MR applications as they relate to anatomy and microanatomy of the heart. The interpreter will learn how to master the assessment of pericardial disease, functional assessment, infarct sizing, mass assessment, and cardiac anomalies. Particularly cri... |
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Attacking Anterior-wall Myocardial Infarction in Time
Provided by: ANA Continuing Online Education
In the United States, between 1.2 and 1.5 million people suffer a myocardial infarction (MI) every year. And among MIs, anterior-wall MIs are the most serious and have the worst prognosis. Preventing death from MI is a matter of time. The patient needs to seek treatment quickly, and you need to act fast to recognize the signs and symptoms and inter... |
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Clinical Challenges in Chest Radiology
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
Although the chest radiograph remains the first-line imaging test for the evaluation of patients with suspected thoracic disorders, newer imaging modalities such as CT, high-resolution CT, MR, and PET imaging are playing an increasing role. There is a need to provide radiologists and clinicians with up-to-date information on the appropriate use of ... |
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Serum Cystatin C in Elderly Cardiac Surgery Patients
Provided by: The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
After reading this article, the learner should be able to:
* recognize that while there are no current methods to prevent postoperative acute kidney injury, use of new biomarkers may allow for earlier detection
* become aware of the prevalence of acute kidney injury in elderly patients after cardiac surgery
* recognize that cystatin C, ... |
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California Dental Practice Act
Provided by: Biologix Solutions, LLC
Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to:
Summarize the California Dental Practice Act.
List the governing agencies of the dental profession and define their functions.
Describe the legal role and responsibilities of the dentist and dental auxiliaries.
Distinguish between direct and indirect supervision and define which auxil... |
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Genetics: 22q11 Deletion Syndrome
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
Acknowledgement: This course is supported by educational grants from Celera and the Applera Charitable Foundation.
This course provides an overview of 22q11 deletion syndrome (22q11DS), a genetic disorder caused by a partial deletion of a region on chromosome 22 that contains genes with vital roles in embryonic development. As a result, patients... |
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Assessment and Treatment of Anxiety in the Primary Care Setting
Provided by: Harvard Medical School
Anxiety disorders are frequently encountered in medical practice, often presenting in masked form as somatic complaints. This course describes the differential diagnosis of anxiety disorders, notes the common comorbid medical conditions and medications that can cause anxiety and highlights other psychiatric disorders that often coexist with anxiety... |
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Women and Migraine Disease
Provided by: Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin
The goal of this article is to familiarize the participant with the unique experience of migraine in the female population and to introduce appropriate treatment options across the lifespan.... |
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Imaging-based Quantification of Hepatic Fat: Methods and Clinical Applications
Provided by: Radiological Society of North America
Learning Objectives: 1)Describe the advantages and limitations of US, CT, and MR imaging methods for liver fat quantification. 2) Recognize imaging features that are indicative of fatty liver disease and suggestive of its cause. 3) Identify the unique advantages of MR spectroscopy for quantifying liver fat in specific settings.... |
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Abdominal Pain in Pregnancy: Diagnoses and Imaging Unique to Pregnancy-Self-Assessment Module
Provided by: American Roentgen Ray Society
Peer-reviewed articles from AJR Integrative Imaging. This activity offers 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)(TM) following completion of an online test... |
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The Need to Individualize Pain Therapy: You Are Not Me! - Opioid Receptor Families and the Role of Genetics
Provided by: MediCom Worldwide, Inc.
This webinar is designed to provide an understanding of the basic mechanisms of opioid action and why patients show such wide variability in response. Dr. Pasternak provides a comprehensive review of the physiology of pain transduction, receptor physiology, and ionotropic mechanisms of pain modulation. The impact of exogenous opioids on the plastic... |
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Herbal Medications: An Evidence-Based Review
Provided by: NetCE
Patients, and in some cases healthcare providers as well, are not fully aware of the health risks incurred by ingestion of herbal medications, either due to their potential adverse effects or pharmacological interactions with other medications. This situation is further compounded by the fact that at least 60% of the patients taking herbal medicati... |
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Shoulder MRI
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
A "Must Have" resource for any radiologist! The MRI Interactive Teaching Files were prepared by some of the most experienced and trusted MRI readers in the U.S., and provide 10-20 CMEs per title, for a total of 196 CMEs for the entire set. Containing 928 MR cases, the 12 title set offers a user-friendly interface with intuitive navigation. Each t... |
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Hypoxemia
Provided by: The Ohio State University Medical Center
Description
Hypoxemia occurs when there is a low level of oxygen in the blood. Hypoxemia may be manifested by changes in mental status, shortness of breath, increase in blood pressure, changes in heart rate, dysrhythmias, cyanosis diaphoresis, and cool extremities. Hypoxemia often leads to hypoxia, which is a decrease of oxygen to the tissues of t... |
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Smoking and Secondhand Smoke
Provided by: NetCE
This course provides comprehensive clinical education on tobacco smoke in primary care and public health. It addresses core competencies as well as knowledge, assessment, and treatment-based competencies of healthcare providers. It covers the history of tobacco, epidemiology of tobacco use, tobacco smoke metabolism, dependence, treatment and relaps... |
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Optimizing Disease Control to Manage RA-Associated Pain in Adults
Provided by: U.S. Pharmacist
After completing this activity, the participant should be able to:
1.Explain the pathophysiology of RA.*
2.Discuss nonbiologic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) and biologic DMARD therapies.
3.Identify the potential adverse effects of pharmacologic therapies used for treating pain associated with RA.
4.Evaluate nonpharmacolog... |
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Skin Cancers
Provided by: NetCE
The key to reducing the morbidity and mortality associated with skin cancers is prevention and early detection. Family physicians and others involved in the primary care of adults and children are in a unique position to routinely evaluate patients for skin cancer as well as to educate their patients about self-examination and preventive measures. ... |
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MRI of Knee Ligaments as Supporting Structures Central Lateral
Provided by: PROSCAN Imaging Education Foundation
The ProScan Imaging Education Foundation's all-new Professional MRI Series provides a comprehensive educational program that encompasses a broad survey of up-to-date radiological knowledge in the neurological and musculoskeletal realms. Lectures address in-depth discussions of neuroradiology of the brain, spine, head and neck, and pediatric imaging... |
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Focus On: Dynamic Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Intravenous Line Placement
Provided by: American College of Emergency Physicians
After reading this article, the physician should be able to:
* Describe the technique of dynamic ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous line (UGPIV) placement.
* Integrate UGPIV placement into a difficult peripheral intravenous line (PIV) access algorithm.
* Anticipate the complications associated with UGPIV placement. ... |
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Coregistration and Multimodality Imaging
Provided by: SNM Advancing Molecular Imaging and Therapy
Coregistration and Multimodality Imaging... |
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