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Infusion Nursing Notes by Nufactor provides education, resources and support to promote successful patient therapy within the infusion nursing community.

This Infusion Nursing Notes blog is published by Nufactor. Since 1999, Nufactor continues to provide specialty products and care for infusion patients in the chronic illnesses community, while addressing the problems of availability, affordability and safety in patient care. Our Infusion Nursing Notes blog brings you timely topics from SCIG / IVIG infusion side effects as well as specialty injectable and infusible therapies for patients with chronic conditions. We provide informational articles on diseases dependent upon these treatments, guides and other resources to managing the safety and health of patients. Our blog is a dedicated resource to connecting infusion nurses with the information and support they need to better care for the patients they serve.

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Recent Posts

International Pemphigus Pemphigoid Foundation Hosts Annual Meeting

The recent conference hosted by the International Pemphigus Pemphigoid Foundation (IPPF), offered helpful insights, panel discussions and advocacy advice for patients and physicians.

Understanding Stiff-Person Syndrome

SPS is believed to be an autoimmune disorder. It’s also known as stiff-man syndrome and Moersch Woltman syndrome, named for the physicians who discovered the condition

IVIG Side Effects

Do you know what the “expected” and “unexpected” side effects of intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) therapy are? More importantly, do you know how to manage them?

What to Expect During a Complete Neurological Exam and Workup

Neuropathies can be sensory, motor or autonomic. Symptoms can be similar in different types of neuropathies, which can make diagnosis challenging. This is why a thorough work up is so important. Here is handy checklist to discuss with your neurologist.

SCIG Equipment – The Key to Successful IG Administration

Subcutaneous administration of immune globulin (SCIG) can be a great option for IG therapy. However, the proper equipment is needed to ensure successful administration and continuation of therapy.

Discrimination Against Chronically Ill or Cost Control Measure?

Our guest blogger is concerned that in recent years, health plans have been targeting certain chronically ill patients by charging them more for their lifesaving and limb-saving medications and therapies.

Meet the Nufactor Infusion Nursing Notes Team

Our team of experts are here to answer your questions and provide helpful information and advice regarding the use and administration of IG products.

Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Michelle Greer

Michelle Greer, RN, IgCN

Executive Vice President, Sales
Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Amy Ehlers

Amy Ehlers, BS, PharmD, CSP, IgCP

Senior Vice President, Clinical Services
Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Sam Mihelich

Sam Mihelich, PharmD, IgCP, CSP

Clinical Programs Director
Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Candy Finley

Candy Finley, RN, IgCN

Clinical Nurse Educator
Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Leanne Edwards

Leanne Edwards, BSN, RN, IgCN, OCN

Clinical Nurse Educator
Nufactor Nursing Notes Author Marianna Herrera

Marianna Herrera, BSN, RN, IgCN

Clinical Nurse Educator
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