Option Care Research Featured in Infusion Magazine
By: Option Care
July 23, 2019
The transition from hospital to post acute care is a vulnerable time for patients requiring infusion.
While all therapies provided at home or in Ambulatory Infusion Suites require excellent clinical care to ensure the best outcomes, parenteral nutrition (PN) is especially critical due to the complexity of this therapy and the increased risk of complications and/or hospital readmission.
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