Optimizing Drug Delivery of Small-Volume Infusions

Kelli Thoele¹, Maria Piddoubny, Ryan Ednalino+1

• ¹Indiana University Health, Indianapolis, Indiana (Ms Thoele, Dr Ednalino, and Mr Terry); and Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Dr Piddoubny). Kelli Thoele, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC, BMTCN®, OCN®, is a clinical nurse specialist at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is interested in evidence-based practice and safe handling of hazardous drugs. Maria Piddoubny, PharmD, BCOP, is a PGY-2 graduate of Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, Indiana, now working as a hematology/oncology patient care pharmacist at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her interests include chemotherapy medication safety and translational research in oncology genomics. Ryan Ednalino, PharmD, is a medication safety clinical pharmacist for Indiana University Health. He oversees medication safety initiatives across the multifacility hospital system. He serves on pharmacy and therapeutics and multiple system medication safety committees. Colin L. Terry, MS, is a biostatistician and serves as program manager for data services at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, Indiana. He consults and collaborates on a wide variety of research projects and serves on several institutional boards as a lead statistical reviewer.