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# RxToolkit: Medication Safety. Clinical Competency.

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## Posts
- [What is the Real Cost of a Medication Error?](https://rxtoolkit.com/what-is-the-real-cost-of-a-medication-error/): What are the real financial and human costs of a medication error? In this article, Bailey Klingaman explores the direct, indirect, and intangible costs of a single error and the impacts on patients, clinicians, and healthcare organizations. From prolonged hospitalizations to skyrocketing insurance premiums to second victims, a single error can have dozens of consequences. Discover how modern practices and technology can safeguard patients, support clinical teams, and prevent medication errors.
- [Inside the 2026 NHIA Conference: Home Infusion Updates](https://rxtoolkit.com/inside-2026-nhia-conference-home-infusion-updates/): Following the 2026 NHIA Conference in Denver, Bailey Klingaman shares a brief recap of the latest news for home infusion. From market developments to events at the conference to updates on advocacy efforts, this article covers relevant news and details for the home infusion and pharmacy industries.
- [Understanding the Importance of Titration Schedules](https://rxtoolkit.com/understanding-the-importance-of-titration-schedules/): What is titration and why is it so important for safe medication administration? Chuck DiTrapano, RPh and Maegan Brehm, PharmD explore the significance and objectives of titration schedules, how they impact adverse reactions, and the application of titration to different medication classes.
- [Are RNs Leaving Hospitals for Ambulatory Settings?](https://rxtoolkit.com/registered-nurses-leaving-hospitals-for-ambulatory/): There’s been a shift in the registered nurse workforce signifying movement from hospital to ambulatory settings. We explore the challenges facing nurses, the differences in hospital vs. ambulatory settings, and what’s so intriguing about ambulatory care. We also interviewed Anand Patel, CEO of Infuse One, to share the perspective of an employer who often hires registered nurses from the hospital setting for his ambulatory organization.
- [What is TogetherIV? Introducing the New App for the Infusion Patient Community](https://rxtoolkit.com/what-is-togetheriv-app-for-the-infusion-patients/): In October 2025, two high school seniors from Minnesota launched TogetherIV, an app designed to connect infusion patients across the country. Co-founders Luke Wachowiak and Logan Bracken were inspired by Wachowiak’s own experience as an infusion patient and recognized the need for an accessible community outlet.
- [2025 Year in Review: RxToolKit Updates](https://rxtoolkit.com/2025-yir-rxtoolkit-software-company-updates/): In 2025, RxToolKit made significant updates to our software features, including adding new content, enhancing existing features, and expanding partnerships to bring accessibility to users. We also added new partnerships, visited clients in person, and held a handful of team events throughout the year. As we enter 2026, we look back on the past year with gratitude for our team, clients, partners, and everyone who supports our mission.
- [Preparing Pharmacists for the Infusion Setting: A Framework for Specialty Training](https://rxtoolkit.com/preparing-pharmacists-specialty-infusion-training/): In this article, Dr. Jill Paslier, PharmD, CSP, FISMP discusses the growth of specialty infusion pharmacy and the increasing demand for pharmacists. She covers the challenges in hiring and training for the infusion setting, and provides a framework for enhancing training to ensure success for pharmacy teams. 
- [The Emily Jerry Foundation: Beyond the Error](https://rxtoolkit.com/emily-jerry-foundation-beyond-the-medication-error/): The Emily Jerry Foundation was founded almost two decades ago following a tragic and preventable medication error that resulted in the death of two-year-old Emily Jerry. Her father and founder of EJF, Chris Jerry, shares the Foundation's journey and the change they have sparked in the industry over the years.
- [Biologics for Cancer vs. Chemotherapy](https://rxtoolkit.com/biologics-for-cancer-immunotherapy-vs-chemotherapy/): Read about the differences between biologics for cancer and chemotherapy with Bailey Klingaman in this RxToolKit blog. When determining which is right for a patient, learn all about the different kinds of therapies, how they work, their effectiveness and their side effects.
- [2025 NICA Conference: Ambulatory Infusion Center News](https://rxtoolkit.com/2025-nica-conference-ambulatory-infusion-center-news/): Following the 2025 NICA Conference in Miami, Bailey Klingaman summarizes the events that took place at the conference, topics for industry leaders to keep an eye on moving forward, and the latest advocacy updates from the National Infusion Center Association.
- [Technology Elevating Infusion Therapy & Patient Safety](https://rxtoolkit.com/technology-elevating-infusion-therapy-patient-safety/): Bailey Klingaman walks through the technology available to infusion teams that relieve burdens on clinicians and reduce medication errors. From smart IV pumps to the new Smarthood™, explore the technology and its implications for patient safety.
- [NHIA 2025: Headlines for Home Infusion](https://rxtoolkit.com/2025-nhia-conference-headlines-for-home-infusion/): Following the 2025 NHIA Conference in Washington D.C., Bailey Klingaman shares a brief recap of the latest news for home infusion. From market developments to events at the conference to updates on advocacy efforts, this article covers relevant news and details the home infusion and pharmacy industries.
- [Intro to Administration Methods & Infusion Devices](https://rxtoolkit.com/intro-to-administration-methods-and-infusion-devices/): In this RxToolKit article, Maegan Brehm, PharmD explores infusion administration methods, which are used to propel a drug from its container (i.e. infusion bag, syringe, or bottle) to the patient. She covers the administration methods, the infusion devices used to achieve administration, and how each one works.
- [Empowering Advocacy: A Look Inside Champions’ Weekend](https://rxtoolkit.com/iaf-empowering-advocacy-through-champions-weekend/): At the Infusion Access Foundation, we believe that every patient deserves timely and affordable access to the treatments they need. Our mission is to empower patients through advocacy, education, and community-building, ensuring that those who rely on infusion and injectable therapies are heard in the fight for better healthcare policies. We work directly with patients, healthcare providers, and policymakers to address barriers like step therapy, non-medical switching, and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), advocating for a system that puts patients first.
- [Part Two: 50 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Had a Health Condition](https://rxtoolkit.com/50-celebs-with-health-conditions-part-two/): In Part Two of 50 Celebs You Didn't Known Had a Health Condition, Bailey Klingaman walks through the remaining of the 50 celebrities with health conditions. This includes a breakdown of the conditions they face (the symptoms, causes, and treatment options) and which celebrities have the condition.
- [Part One: 50 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Had an Autoimmune Health Condition](https://rxtoolkit.com/50-celebs-with-autoimmune-health-conditions-part-one/): In Part One of 50 Celebs You Didn't Known Had a Health Condition, Bailey Klingaman walks through the celebrities with autoimmune diseases, disorders, and conditions. Learn about the conditions themselves (the symptoms, causes, and treatment options) and which of your favorite celebrities is dealing with something behind the scenes—or in some cases, using their platform to advocate for others.
- [A Pharmacist’s Perspective on Vascular Access Devices](https://rxtoolkit.com/pharmacists-perspective-vascular-access-devices/): In this RxToolKit article, Katie Nesbitt, PharmD, BCPS introduces intravenous therapy, the conditions it treats, and why someone might choose this method of administration. She also explores the different types of vascular access devices, considerations for medication administration, complications associated with VADs and their management, and the pharmacist's role in the management of VADs.
- [Continuing Education: Shaping the Commitment to Lifelong Learning](https://rxtoolkit.com/continuing-education-commitment-to-lifelong-learning/): Infusion Nurses Society (INS) Nurse Educator Derek Fox, MSN, RN, VA-BC, CRNI®, NEA-BC and Director of Clinical Education Marlene Steinheiser, PhD, RN, CRNI® join us to discuss the importance of continuing education (CE) for the nursing practice, including its benefits for clinicians, common barriers to learning, and available educational resources provided by INS.
- [Resources for Second Victims & Error Reporting](https://rxtoolkit.com/resources-for-second-victims-and-error-reporting/): Bailey Klingaman compiles a list of resources available for second victims of medication errors, the clinicians. These resources include guidance on supporting individuals with second victim syndrome, explanations on the process of recovery, and details on reporting errors to the appropriate authorities.
- [The Solution to Patient Safety: The National Patient Safety Board](https://rxtoolkit.com/npsb-the-solution-to-med-errors-and-patient-safety/): In the past two decades, patient safety has become a prevalent issue in our healthcare industry despite the introduction of numerous methods to combat medication errors and preventable harm. Led by a coalition advocating for change, the solution to the patient harm problem has been discovered: the creation of a National Patient Safety Board.
- [What’s New in Infusion Following the 2024 NICA Conference](https://rxtoolkit.com/2024-nica-conference-whats-new-in-infusion/): Following the 2024 NICA Conference in Las Vegas, Bailey Klingaman comprises a brief recap of the latest news in the infusion industry, including the events that took place at the conference and topics for industry leaders to keep an eye on moving forward.
- [Hope for Second Victims: Where is RaDonda Vaught now?](https://rxtoolkit.com/hope-for-second-victims-where-is-radonda-vaught-now/): Two years after RaDonda Vaught was found guilty of negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired adult due to a medication error, she came forward in an interview with the World Socialist Web Site to share her account of the event and how she got through such an unimaginable experience.
- [RaDonda Vaught’s Story: Versed vs. Vecuronium](https://rxtoolkit.com/radonda-vaught-versed-versus-vecuronium/): Two years ago, a Nashville nurse was convicted of negligent homicide and impaired adult abuse after accidentally administering the wrong medication to a patient. Read the full facts of RaDonda Vaught's case, including the support she recieved from hundreds of nurses and how her story sparked change across the country.
- [IV Calculations & Dosage Conversions](https://rxtoolkit.com/iv-calculations-and-dosage-conversions/): Particularly for clinicians in the infusion industry, where introducing medications into the vein or subcutaneous tissue is the primary objective, having a thorough comprehension of common IV calculations involved in the preparation and administration of intravenous drugs is paramount.
- [Takeaways from the 2024 NHIA Conference](https://rxtoolkit.com/2024-nhia-conference-home-infusion-takeaways/): Following the 2024 NHIA Conference in Austin, TX, Bailey Klingaman comprises a brief recap of the latest news in the home infusion industry, including the events that took place at the conference and topics for industry leaders to keep an eye on moving forward.
- [Enhancing Medication Error Surveillance for Improved Patient Safety](https://rxtoolkit.com/medication-error-surveillance-for-patient-safety/): In this article, Dr. Jill Paslier, PharmD, CSP, FISMP analyzes the benefits of medication error surveillance and how it can enhance patient safety and improve clinical outcomes. Dr. Paslier provides three key components to implementing a successful MES program, and highlights the probable outcomes of increased monitoring.
- [Guiding Providers Through the Complexities of Ig Therapy for Patient Safety](https://rxtoolkit.com/guiding-providers-through-ig-therapy-complexities/): IgNS is a diverse, professional organization representing a wide range of HCPs, including nurses, pharmacists, and physicians. It encompasses various practice settings, such as specialty infusion, ambulatory infusion centers, private practices, hospitals, and home health. This diverse representation underscores IgNS’ commitment to providing holistic, patient-centered resources and solutions to address the unique challenges of Ig therapy.
- [Why, Who & How: Infusion Center Accreditation](https://rxtoolkit.com/why-who-and-how-of-infusion-center-accreditation/): NICA Accreditation Program Director Edie Gigot, MSN, RN, MBA explains the importance of established standards in healthcare and expands on the National Infusion Center Association's Standards of Excellence for Ambulatory Infusion Centers. Edie also explores the application of these standards in infusion center accreditation, discussing the why, who, and how of becoming a NICA-accredited center.
- [Partnership Advances Accessibility of Safe Infusion Care](https://rxtoolkit.com/advancing-accessibility-of-safe-infusion-care-pr/): DALLAS, November 7, 2023 – RxToolKit, a provider of clinical education and infusion safety software, has partnered with the National Infusion Center Association (NICA) and the NICA Ambulatory Infusion Center of Excellence Accreditation Program to promote the accessibility of safe, high-quality infusion care.
- [Continuing Medication Education Courses for Clinicians](https://rxtoolkit.com/continuing-medication-education-courses-pr/): This collaboration provides up to 25 IgNS clinical continuing education (CE) and continuing medication education (CME) courses to be housed on RxELearning, RxToolKit’s clinical training and education platform. These courses will be available to RxToolKit clients directly within the software at no additional charge.
- [The Infusion Nurse & the Pharmacist](https://rxtoolkit.com/the-infusion-nurse-and-the-pharmacist/): Bailey Klingaman explores the definitions of infusion nurses and pharmacists, the responsibilities that come with their titles, and how to enter the professions. Thank you to Pamela Jones McIntyre, MSN, RN, CRNI, OCN, Ig-CN, VA-BC and Chuck DiTrapano, RPh for their contributions on why to enter the field and pursue a career as an infusion nurse or pharmacist.
- [IV Therapy Advocacy Through the Lens of a Nurse](https://rxtoolkit.com/iv-therapy-advocacy-through-the-lens-of-a-nurse/): Marlene M. Steinheiser, PhD, RN, CRNI®, shares her personal experiences with self-advocacy in infusion therapy. As a seasoned infusion professional, Dr. Steinheiser has not only advocated for her own safety and educated the clinicians around her,  but has extended her guidance to family, teaching others how to ensure they receive the best IV therapy possible.
- [Continuing Education for Infusion Clinical Teams](https://rxtoolkit.com/continuing-education-for-infusion-clinical-teams-pr/): The partnership allocates 25 infusion-related INS webinars to be housed as continuing education (CE) courses on RxELearning, RxToolKit’s clinical training and education platform. These courses are available to RxToolKit clients free of charge, and are open to enrollment at present.
- [RxToolKit and NeuroNet Pro Announce Partnership to Improve Clinical Education and Safety for Neurology Practices](https://rxtoolkit.com/rxtoolkit-neuronet-pro-announce-partnership-pr/): DALLAS | April 11, 2023 – RxToolKit, a provider of clinical education and infusion safety software, and NeuroNet Pro, an organization dedicated to supporting the long-term success and advancement of neurology practices, have partnered to advance safety and training protocols for neurology treatments.
- [The Past, Present, and Future of IV Therapy](https://rxtoolkit.com/the-past-present-and-future-of-iv-therapy/): In the 600 years since infusion therapy was first documented, there have been countless experiments, lives saved and lost, and great innovations made to improve the treatment for patients and clinicians. However, our current methods and devices are not fool-proof, and we still make efforts today to prioritize safety and efficiency for the practice of intravenous infusion.
- [Does Your Practice Have a Culture of Safety? – 3 Questions to Ask](https://rxtoolkit.com/does-your-practice-have-a-culture-of-safety/): Chuck DiTrapano, RPh and Bailey Klingaman explore the meaning of a culture of safety in clinical organizations. By understanding the motivation of clinicians and application of technology to the practice, organizations can assess the value of safety to its company culture.
- [RxToolKit: A Journey of Many](https://rxtoolkit.com/a-journey-of-many/): For the 21st anniversary of RxToolKit, Founder Chuck DiTrapano shares the company's journey from a dream to a reality. In November 2022, RxToolKit celebrated over two decades of medication safety thanks to the many people who helped form it along the way.
- [6 Key Characteristics of a Successful Infusion Center](https://rxtoolkit.com/key-characteristics-of-a-successful-infusion-center/): Chuck DiTrapano, RPh discusses how competence, confidence, consistency, culture, creativity, and communication work together to make an infusion center successful.
- [Minimize Distractions in the Clinical Setting](https://rxtoolkit.com/minimize-distractions-in-the-clinical-setting/): Chuck DiTrapano, RPh and Bailey Klingaman discuss the dangers of distractions and interruptions in the clinical setting, and provide numerous solutions to help reduce the risk of harmful medication errors and improve patient safety.
- [Pharmacy Technicians Are Important](https://rxtoolkit.com/the-importance-of-pharmacy-technicians/): Chuck DiTrapano, RPh, recognizes the integral role pharmacy technicians have, and their contributions toward managing a successful practice. Joanne Adam, CPhT, offers insight about the potential advancements pharmacy technicians can make in the field.
- [Making Medication Administration Safer](https://rxtoolkit.com/making-medication-administration-safer/): Eric Cropp, RPh, shares his personal story about a medication error that forever changed his life, how he became a patient safety advocate, and ways we can make medication administration safer for patients and caregivers.
- [WeInfuse Acquires RxToolKit – PR](https://rxtoolkit.com/weinfuse-acquires-rxtoolkit-press-release/): AUSTIN/DALLAS, Texas - WeInfuse, the premier consulting and software platform for infusion therapy and medication delivery in the US, has acquired RxToolKit, a provider of clinical and safety education tools for medication preparation and administration. 
- [More Than Just a Pharmacy Technician](https://rxtoolkit.com/more-than-just-a-pharmacy-technician/): The following guest post was written by Joanne Adam, a certified pharmacy technician. We are grateful to Joanne for sharing her story and helping others to understand how important the role of pharmacy technician has become, especially in our nation’s hospitals.
- [Pharmacy Technicians: The Invisible Asset](https://rxtoolkit.com/pharmacy-technicians-the-invisible-asset/): If you have ever had a prescription filled in a pharmacy, received an IV infusion in a hospital, or received a medication in a nursing home, you have received services from a pharmacy technician. Who are these people? How are they trained?
- [The Vital Role of Pharmacy Technicians](https://rxtoolkit.com/the-vital-role-of-pharmacy-technicians/): I reached out to my friend Michael Cohen, from the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP), to help explain the overall function and responsibilities of a pharmacy technician. Michael imparted some words of wisdom by sharing an analogy that really hit home with me, one that I will never forget.
- [Minimizing Risk with Standardized IV Care for the Infusion Center](https://rxtoolkit.com/minimizing-risk-with-standardized-iv-care/): In recent years there has been a plethora of new infusion and injection therapies flooding the healthcare market. These new therapies are giving patients with chronic illnesses a broader range of treatment options and providing them the opportunity to live their lives with fewer debilitating chronic symptoms.
- [Why Tech Training Matters and What’s the Real ROI?](https://rxtoolkit.com/why-tech-training-matters-and-whats-the-real-roi/): Chuck DiTrapano, RPh takes a deep dive into pharmacy technician training, lack of education, and return on investment for certification. 
- [Safety and Standardization in Labeling and Repackaging](https://rxtoolkit.com/safety-standardization-in-labeling-and-repackaging/): Packaging and labeling are believed to be the cause of 33% of medication errors and poor label design is cited as a potential cause.
- [The Evolution of Technology & Human Interaction](https://rxtoolkit.com/the-evolution-of-technology-and-human-interaction/): RxToolKit Founder and VP of Pharmacy Education Chuck DiTrapano shares his thoughts and responses to issues raised in The Overdose: Harm in a Wired Hospital. This article, written by Robert Wachter, MD, introduces the progression of technology in healthcare, and the potential dangers of overutilization.
- [It’s Time for Pharmacy to Find Ways to Collect and Share Information](https://rxtoolkit.com/time-for-pharmacy-to-collect-and-share-information/): A big thanks goes out to Jerry Fahrni, Founder of Jerry Fahrni Consulting and Director of Pharmacy Services at Sutter Health, for allowing RxToolKit to republish his article on electronic medical records, data collection, and pharmaceutical practices.

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