Infuse Wellness this October and support the important work of the Foundation. There are many ways to participate and compete against the NHIA staff and other members.
Support NHIF and Infuse Wellness this October into your life and others. There are many ways to participate—get together with your colleagues and form a team to compete against the NHIA staff and other members.
As part of a strategic focus on promoting health equity, The National Home Infusion Foundation (NHIF) recently adopted standardized categories for race and ethnicity data collection and is encouraging all providers to include voluntary questions to capture this data. NHIF will utilize this data throughout its projects to evaluate equitable access to infusion treatments in alternate sites.
NHIF has adopted the Office of Management and Budget and Health and Human Services standard categories for race and ethnicity and urges all providers to include voluntary questions in their admissions process to capture this data.
The National Home Infusion Foundation (NHIF) is proud to announce the publication of the first issue of Infusion Journal. The new scholarly journal features independent research and studies related to infused therapies, patient outcomes, medication safety, economic analyses, and case studies.
Founded in 2012, NHIF is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 affiliate of the National Home Infusion Association with a mission to elevate the infusion profession and ensure the delivery of high quality patient care. NHIF compliments the advocacy work of NHIA by funding and administering programs that prove the safety, quality, and value of infusion services.
On March 15, NHIF announced that the winner of the 2022 Outstanding Abstract Achievement Award is Cheyenne D. Johnson, a pharmacy practice resident with Option Care Health.
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