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The Growing Need for Infusion Centers in Dermatologic Care, and When to Refer
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Lindsey Savickas, RN, BSN, and COO at Infusion Associates, explains how infusion centers and dermatologists are going to work together more as medications become more advanced.
Infusion centers provide more options to treat autoimmune and inflammatory skin conditions, as well as provide support to dermatologists. See below for a resource sheet from the National Infusion Center Association about when to refer patients to an infusion center.
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