Recently launched in a new, interactive format, this reference developed by NHIA’s Payer Advocacy and Relations Committee (PARC), provides a thorough overview of common practices throughout the reimbursement cycle. The training is exclusively for NHIA Members who can earn a certificate of completion after reviewing the course and passing a short quiz.

Vascular access devices (VADs), including PICCs, Hickman catheters, midlines, IJ catheters, and PIVs, are critical tools for intravenous (IV) therapy but are often surrounded by confusing terminology that can lead to errors in patient care. Understanding the proper use, placement, and indications for each type of VAD is essential, especially in home infusion settings where staff may not see the devices firsthand.

This three-part series equips home infusion clinicians with practical strategies to deliver safe, customized parenteral nutrition (PN) care across the patient journey. From assessing referrals and navigating interdisciplinary gaps to tailoring disease-specific plans and safely weaning therapy, participants will strengthen clinical judgment, communication, and continuity in PN management.