For approximately seven years, we functioned as a home-based
business. In the fall of 2003, we moved into rented office space and
then into our new offices in August 2005. Our 2400 square foot office
includes a classroom and facilities to accommodate meetings for up to
25. We are located in central Georgia about 12 miles from I-75 at
exit #201.

To advance, illuminate, and endow performance improvement in infusion therapy

In the modern health care world, infusion therapy is appreciated for its lifesaving potential as well as its capacity to produce life-threatening complications. Health care management in all settings regards infusion therapy as an invasive, complex intervention, demanding a high level of attention. Infusion services involve a collaborative effort between the health care disciplines of nursing, pharmacy, and medicine. Infusion therapy is no longer included within the scope of practice for all staff. Instead personnel deemed to be the most appropriate are charged with the responsibility for the delivery of the corresponding types of infusion services.

Quality
The quality of products and services is defined by the end-user, whether internal or external, and includes anything that enhances coworker/client satisfaction.

Continuous Performance Improvement
Because our service emphasizes performance improvements, we will apply the same principles within our company. We will constantly evaluate the outcome of what we do and look for methods to apply what was learned, thus improving our services.

Life Long Learning
Formal schooling, no matter the length or depth, is not the end of individual learning. Through a self-directed journey of professional growth, we will constantly build our knowledge and skills to meet the challenges facing us everyday.

Respect
We appreciate the value of people, time, property, and resources of our clients and within our company. This requires thoughtful consideration and wise use.

Lynn Hadaway has more than 35 years experience in infusion nursing and adult education. Her experience comes from multiple acute care settings, healthcare manufacturing, continuing professional education.

She holds two national certifications -- infusion nursing from the Infusion Nurses Certification Corporation and professional staff development from the American Nurses Credentialing Corporation. She also holds a Masters in Education from the University of Georgia.

Her publications include many aspects of vascular access devices, anatomy and physiology, infusion and vascular access complication management, nursing diagnoses, legal and regulatory issues, and principles of adult learning.

She is listed in Who's Who in American Nursing; has served as Director-at-Large and president of the Association for Vascular Access (AVA); served as the president of the Southeastern Chapter of INS twice; and served on the INS Standards committee that revised the 2006 edition of the standards of practice. She is currently president of Lynn Hadaway Associates, Inc., an education and consulting company started in 1996.

Her curriculum vitae can be found here.

Megan Lenhart serves as office manager and website administrator.

She is a 2005 graduate of Griffin Technical College with an Associates Degree in Computer Information Systems Internet Specialist Web Site Design.

Megan has been employed with Lynn Hadaway Associates since March 2005. She manages our website, learning management system, financial data, and the overall flow or work into and out of the office on a daily basis.