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Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 1996
To examine issues related to the planning of an effective home infusion therapy program and to provide an overview of specific home infusion therapies for patients with cancer.Published articles, research studies, guidelines, and standards pertaining to infusion therapies.Advances in technology have expanded and increased the scope and success of home ...
L A, Gorski, L, Grothman
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To examine issues related to the planning of an effective home infusion therapy program and to provide an overview of specific home infusion therapies for patients with cancer.Published articles, research studies, guidelines, and standards pertaining to infusion therapies.Advances in technology have expanded and increased the scope and success of home ...
L A, Gorski, L, Grothman
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Medicare Home Infusion Therapy Reimbursement Gap
Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 2012This research seeks to address the home infusion therapy reimbursement gap found within Medicare Part D. In particular, the research explored the reimbursement gap's impact on home health utilization, its contribution to the national health expenditure growth, and the potential fix of the problem by restructuring Medicare Part B to include a home ...
Joshua, Webb, Doohee, Lee
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Home Infusion Therapies for Obstetric Patients
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1994This article focuses on current indications for home intravenous therapy for the high-risk obstetric patient. Therapeutic indications and clinical care for obstetric patients in need of hydration/total parenteral nutrition, heparin infusion, terbutaline pump, and antibiotic therapies are presented.
C C, Romeo, P, Jones
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Health Marketing Quarterly, 1999
The authors review the relevant literature regarding home health care patient profiles. An empirical analysis is provided from archival data for a home infusion company servicing patients in urban and rural areas. The results are provided as a 2 x 2 matrix for patients in urban and rural areas seeing either a specialist or primary care physicians.
K W, Westbrook, T, Powers
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The authors review the relevant literature regarding home health care patient profiles. An empirical analysis is provided from archival data for a home infusion company servicing patients in urban and rural areas. The results are provided as a 2 x 2 matrix for patients in urban and rural areas seeing either a specialist or primary care physicians.
K W, Westbrook, T, Powers
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