In this episode of WHAHC Congress Catch-Up, we explore insights from Session 1 of WHAHC 2025: “Bridging Clinical Practice and Innovation in Hospital at Home”, chaired by Dr. Manuel Miron (University Hospital Torrejon, Spain). This dynamic session featured international speakers addressing some of the most practical and pressing questions in delivering acute care at home.

From international nursing standards to real-world innovations in IV therapy, endocarditis care, and rapid response systems, this episode spotlights how clinical practice is evolving to meet the challenges, and unlock the opportunities, of the Hospital at Home (HaH) model.

You’ll also hear about:

• A global framework for home-based nursing developed across 39 countries

• The safety of using fluid boluses instead of continuous IV drips at home

• Why standard guidelines for endocarditis may not fully apply to HaH patients

• How Rapid Response Teams in Spain reduce unnecessary ER visits

• Matched cohort data from Canada showing reduced harm and mortality in HaH

This episode is especially relevant for clinicians, health system leaders, researchers, and care model innovators committed to advancing safe, scalable, and evidence-based care beyond hospital walls.

This podcast was created using AI to provide a quick and insightful summary of a WHAHC 2025 session. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, listeners are encouraged to refer to original Congress materials and recordings for detailed information.

The World Hospital at Home Congress, WHAHC 2025, took place on 27–29 March 2025, in Vienna, Austria.

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