FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Philadelphia, PA — July 31, 2025 — via EIN Presswire — The National Infusion Collaborative (NIC) is proud to announce the launch of its official Listserv, a new digital forum designed to support open dialogue, resource sharing, and peer connection among professionals working in infusion safety and medication management across the country.
The NIC was founded to bring together pharmacists, clinicians and other healthcare leaders who are dedicated to improving the quality, safety, and standardization of medication practices. With representation from over 600 leading health systems and institutions nationwide, the NIC has quickly become a trusted platform for driving continuing education and quality improvement.
As part of its ongoing mission to foster collaboration and accelerate innovation, the NIC’s new Listserv will function as a central communication hub. Members can ask questions, share insights, crowdsource strategies, and build relationships with peers navigating similar challenges associated with smart infusion pump data management.
“We have received significant feedback from members that real-time connection and peer support are critical to advancing safe medication practices,” said Sean O'Neill, Pharm.D., Co-Chair of the NIC and Chief Clinical Officer of Bainbridge Health. “The NIC Listserv creates a shared space where this focused community of practitioners can learn from one another and advance together.”
The Listserv is available to registered NIC hospital and academic members. Whether you're launching a drug library optimization project, tackling alert fatigue, or looking for strategies to improve pump-EHR integration, the forum is designed to support practical, real-world discussion grounded in clinical and operational experience.
Learn more about the National Infusion Collaborative here.
About the National Infusion Collaborative (NIC)
The National Infusion Collaborative (NIC) is a community of healthcare leaders committed to advancing the safety, consistency, and effectiveness of infusion medication practices in hospitals and health systems. Through shared benchmarking, peer learning, and strategic initiatives, the NIC works to improve medication administration and patient outcomes across the country.
