Season 1 Episode 16: September 2, 2025 - IV Iron Series: Formulation and Administration Video
INS Infusion RoomShow Notes
In this episode of the INS Infusion Room, Dr Layla Van Doren discusses intravenous iron therapy, focusing on its importance in treating iron deficiency anemia and the various formulations available. The conversation covers patient-specific considerations, safety protocols, and the administration of IV iron, particularly in special populations such as pregnant women and those with chronic kidney disease. The episode aims to provide health care professionals with insights into best practices for IV iron therapy and the importance of monitoring and safety during administration.
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