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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.
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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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