INS Infusion Room

This episode explores the intersection of infusion nursing and radiology, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, effective communication, and evidence-based practices in optimizing patient safety and outcomes. Guests Angie Underhill and Kaylee Lujan share their expertise and practical insights on strengthening teamwork, navigating clinical challenges, and fostering collaboration between specialties to enhance the quality and continuity of patient care.

In this episode, Christie Fisher discusses the major market disruptors shaping healthcare today, including AI, technology, value-based care, and precision medicine, and how infusion nurses can adapt to these changes while maintaining core compassionate care.

In this episode, Dr Jeannine Blake discusses infusion safety, the complexities of infusion devices, and strategies to improve patient outcomes through better equipment management and safety practices. Sponsored by  

In this episode, Dr. Carrington shares insights on the evolving role of AI in nursing, addressing its potential, challenges, and responsible adoption. Discover how AI is transforming patient care, decision support, and nursing education, and learn practical advice for clinicians navigating this technological frontier.

In this episode, Ochsner Health leaders share how low Guardrail compliance prompted a systemwide effort to standardize infusion practice, implement smart pump interoperability, and use Medication Safety Analytics to turn pump data into actionable safety insights. Sponsored by: 

In this episode, Jessica Wilson discusses the importance of smart pump interoperability in infusion therapy, its impact on patient safety, workflow efficiency, and future innovations in health care technology. Sponsored By:

In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Derek sits down with Dr Mathias Brix Danielsen from Denmark to discuss hypodermoclysis, also known as subcutaneous hydration or infusion. The conversation explores why this underused technique deserves more attention in geriatric, cognitive impairment, and long-term care settings. References: Danielsen, M.B., Andersen, S. & O’Keeffe, S. Parenteral hydration and the cognitively impaired: the important role of subcutaneous hydration. Eur Geriatr Med (2026). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41999-026-01513-y

In this episode, we take a behind-the-scenes look at INS Member Services, the certification process, and the future of the Infusion Nurses Society. Join Megan Trupiano, Director of Member Services, and Susan Richberg, Senior Member Services Associate, as they share valuable insights into the resources and support available to members, offer practical guidance for certification success, and discuss upcoming initiatives designed to advance the profession and enhance the member experience. Whether you're considering certification, looking to maximize your INS membership, or curious about what's ahead for the Society, this conversation is packed with valuable information for infusion nurses and health care professionals alike.

This episode features Dr Lois Rajcan, an Infusion Therapy and Vascular Access Standards of Practice 10th edition committee member, discussing best practices, standards, and organizational strategies for safe port access. Learn about the importance of competency, evidence-based practices, and patient-centered care in vascular access management.

In this episode, Dr Marlene Steinheiser shares a compelling story about her in-laws' medical emergency, highlighting the importance of patient-centered care, communication, and adherence to standards in vascular access. The discussion emphasizes how health care professionals can improve patient experiences and outcomes through education, collaboration, and advocacy.