Practitioners talk to practitioners. There is plenty of room for sharing experiences.

The fact that we have brought together people from all over Poland who are interested in infusion, who share their experiences, who get inspiration from others, and that we can exchange with each other – this is really great.

The lectures are really at a very high level. It’s amazing to see infusion in this way, and to see the role of the nurse and what opportunity we have to grow in this field.

Great event. My impressions are excellent – lots of people, great interest. We are pleased that we were able to bring together participants from different areas of medicine.

The first PTPI Congress is an amazing event, which caused a lot of people to come. I am impressed that there are so many people from practically all areas of medicine who want to explore this topic.

I am impressed by how many people came to a conference on a topic that did not actually exist in nursing on such a scale until a few years ago.

The conference was organized at a very high level. The professionalism that was put into the creation of the Polish Society of Infusion Nursing is an example for other specialties to follow.

Looking at the program – very rich with interesting topics, lecturers. This is a very new field, all the more reason for nurses to take advantage of these new opportunities.

We met several hundred people who are passionate about infusion in one place. We were able to exchange experiences, we were able to talk about local issues. It’s really an extraordinary experience.

It was possible to gather fantastic speakers. Looking through the program I think everyone will find interesting issues.

I’m glad that we have matured to this point to talk so professionally and substantively about infusion and vascular access in Poland. I think that we are quietly joining the international group of experts on this topic in this landmark event.

I am incredibly proud that Polish nursing is moving in this direction. We are able to organize the 1st Congress. This shows our professionalism, where we are going and what standards we want to introduce in Polish health care.

Great event. We did not expect so many people to come. We are very pleased with the turnout for our conference.

For me, it is important that we talk – in coffee breaks, in backstage meetings. We are able to talk about what ails us, what problems we have.

There was a good turnout, which shows that not only is the topic timely, but all the issues we cover and the substantive program are important. People come, listen, speak up in the discussion after the lecture sessions.

My impressions are brilliant. We are happy that so many people came to talk and share their experiences about infusion nursing.

These meetings are great opportunity to network. You could create a bigger network either where you are – in hospital or around. You can work with one voice across the country and make sure driving vascular acces practice.

There is a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of excitement for this first event. Passion in this region for vascular acces is really inspiring. I am really grateful to be a part of it.

I am very impressed of the number of people that are here. They are gonna learn a lot and hopefully they’re gonna take that back as well, spread the world and improve patient care generally across the Poland.