In this episode, we dive into the evolving practice of administering intravenous (IV) push antibiotics, a method gaining traction across emergency departments and outpatient antimicrobial programs. Prompted in part by IV fluid shortages during natural disasters, healthcare providers have increasingly embraced IV push for its speed, efficiency, and potential to reduce hospital stays. We explore what the evidence says about safety, cost savings, and patient outcomes, and discuss the clinical considerations that guide when and when not to use this approach. From resource-strapped EDs to home-based care, IV push antibiotics are reshaping antimicrobial delivery. But is faster always better? Tune in as we unpack the data and practical implications.