The National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) recently welcomed Ivenix Inc as the newest member of the NPSF Patient Safety Coalition.
Ivenix, based in Amesbury, Mass, is a medical technology company focusing on transforming infusion delivery for hospitals and other health settings, by bringing innovation to infusion management with a fundamentally different pump technology, simplified user interface, and IT architecture to support interoperability and data driven infusion therapy.
“Patient safety and ease of use for clinicians are our highest priorities and a centralized focus for our team,” says Susan Niemeier, MHA, BSN, RN, chief nursing officer of Ivenix. “We are looking forward to working with the Foundation and other coalition member organizations to advocate for patient safety conversations across technologies and throughout all health care settings.”
The NPSF Patient Safety Coalition was created to align stakeholders across the continuum of health care in a unifying mission to improve patient safety. Membership is open to myriad groups, including organizations working to address patient safety challenges, industry, professional associations, advocacy organizations, and others similarly committed.
“We are very pleased to welcome Ivenix to the NPSF Patient Safety Coalition,” says Tejal K. Gandhi, MD, MPH, CPPS, president and CEO of NPSF. “We firmly believe that we can best make lasting advances in patient safety by learning from and sharing with experts in all sectors, and we look forward to having Ivenix add their voice as a member.”