Joanne Hatfield, PharmD, BCPS

Joanne Hatfield, PharmD, BCPS

Joanne Hatfield, PharmD is Director of Pharmacy for Clinical Solutions at Bainbridge Health and co-chairs the National Infusion Collaborative (NIC). At Bainbridge Health, Joanne leads infusion safety and practice standardization efforts across the NIC, working directly with health system pharmacy and safety leaders to translate national infusion data and peer experience into practical, implementable change. Prior to joining Bainbridge Health, Joanne spent more than a decade at Truman Medical Centers, where she served as Clinical Pharmacy Manager and PGY1 Residency Program Director.

National Infusion Collaborative September 2025 Meeting: Increasing DERS Compliance

This quarter, the NIC was joined by NIC members from ChristianaCare and Stony Brook Medicine to share how their organiza …

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Q1-Q2 2025 State of Infusion Practice Report

The Q1-Q2 2025 issue of the NIC State of Infusion Report covers network benchmarking, interoperability utilization, aler …

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The NIC Listserv Is Now Live

We wanted to share a recent announcement directly with NIC members. As you know, the NIC’s strength lies in its member c …

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National Infusion Collaborative June 2025 Meeting: Bolus Dose Administrations

This quarter, the NIC was joined by Sara Mirzaei, PharmD, BCPS, BCPPS, CPHQ, Medication Safety Specialist, and Lani Ocho …

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National Infusion Collaborative March 2025 Meeting: Evaluating Real-World Infusion Data

In the March 2025 National Infusion Collaborative (NIC) meeting, we'll dive into the latest research and findings from t …

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Q3-Q4 2024 State of Infusion Report

The Q3-Q4 2024 issue of the NIC State of Infusion Report covers network benchmarking, interoperability utilization, aler …

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Baxter Joins the NIC

Baxter will engage with hospital and health-system leaders through benchmarking initiatives, educational forums, and collaborative projects focused on addressing real-world infusion challenges.