BD India Launches INSPIRE: A Leap Towards Safer Infusion Therapy

BD India partners with Infusion Nurses Society India to unveil the INSPIRE program, advancing IV-line safety through nursing excellence. Kicking off in Pune, the initiative aims to uplift infusion therapy standards across India by promoting collaboration among nurses and enhancing patient care through city-based events and comprehensive training.

New Delhi, August 6: BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) has teamed up with the Infusion Nurses Society (INS) India to launch the INSPIRE program—an initiative focused on elevating the safety and quality of IV-line practices. This ambitious program aims to enhance nursing excellence across all INS chapters in India.

The inaugural INSPIRE event was held in Pune, drawing over 50 leading nursing professionals and educators from top hospitals. The event emphasized the advancement of infusion therapy practices, the promotion of safety cultures, and the encouragement of professional collaboration. Col. Binu Sharma, President of INS India, lauded BD India for creating a platform that brings together senior nursing figures. He stated, 'INSPIRE is crucial for fostering a safe infusion therapy culture and empowering the new generation of nurses.'

BD India/South Asia's Managing Director Atul Grover remarked, 'INSPIRE represents our ongoing commitment to transforming IV-line care through collaboration among nurses. Our partnership with INS emphasizes our dedication to improving clinical standards, promoting professional development, and ensuring patient safety—which aligns with our mission to advance the world of health.' The event included sessions on needle stick injury prevention, infusion safety, and CRBSI guidelines, complemented by a panel discussion titled 'Safeguarding Care: A Dual Focus on Patient and Healthcare Worker Safety,' featuring insights from leading health institutions.

(With inputs from agencies.)