Advance your clinical practice with our Nurse Necessities webinar series, designed specifically for infusion nurses caring for patients receiving home and alternate-site infusion therapy.

This three-part series prepares home infusion nurses to navigate accreditation audits with clarity, confidence, and composure. From daily best practices and audit expectations to mindset strategies for first-time visits, participants will gain the tools to turn readiness into routine and elevate professional presence under pressure.

This three-part series equips nurse professionals with essential tools for supporting patients with Multiple Sclerosis receiving Tysabri. From completing prescreen checklists and understanding nursing considerations to performing and responding to neurological assessments, participants will build confidence in delivering safe, informed, and responsive care.

This three-part series empowers home infusion nurses to recognize early warning signs, implement targeted interventions, and prevent complications that lead to emergency room visits. Through practical strategies and evidence-based approaches—including CLABSI prevention—participants will strengthen patient safety, optimize resources, and elevate the quality of care delivered at home.

This three-part series empowers remote home infusion nurses to optimize clinical productivity without compromising safety or quality. From evaluating personal workflows to applying real-world case study insights, participants will gain practical strategies to enhance efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and support work-life balance in the field.

This three-part series equips home infusion nurses with practical strategies to streamline daily workflows, manage caseloads effectively, and support safe patient transitions. From territory planning to discharge coordination, participants will explore how nurse-led efficiency drives clinical excellence, reduces stress, and strengthens both patient outcomes and operational performance.

This three-part series equips home infusion nurses with essential skills to ensure safe, accurate IV medication administration and empower patients in home-based care. From dosage calculations and the Five Rights to patient teaching strategies, participants will strengthen clinical accountability, reduce risk, and promote confident, high-quality care delivery.

This three-part series equips home infusion nurses with essential strategies to protect patient safety and nurse well-being across diverse care settings. From establishing professional boundaries and fulfilling mandated reporting duties to practicing situational safety on the road, participants will strengthen their confidence, clarity, and resilience in delivering care.

This three-part series empowers home infusion nurses to proactively assess, protect, and preserve skin integrity across diverse patient populations. From early identification and documentation of skin breakdown to preventing Medical Adhesive-Related Skin Injury (MARSI) through evidence-based practices and case-based learning, participants will gain practical tools to elevate safety and healing in the home setting.

This three-part series equips home infusion nurse leaders with practical strategies to support nurses across all stages of professional development. From mentoring and onboarding to fostering advanced clinical thinking, participants will explore tools to build confidence, reinforce standards, and cultivate a high-performing, patient-centered team culture.

This three-part series invites participants to explore their communication habits, flex their style for stronger collaboration and customer impact, and deliver appreciation in ways that truly resonate. Through self-assessment, real-world reflection, and practical tools, attendees will strengthen empathy, clarity, and connection—fueling trust, morale, and team performance.

This three-part series empowers home infusion nurses to recognize their readiness for expanded roles, embrace feedback as a catalyst for growth, and seek support when challenges arise. Through self-assessment, open communication, and collaborative reflection, participants will strengthen clinical confidence, team connection, and the quality of care delivered in the home setting.