A specialized software or technology solution designed to streamline and manage the entire process of blood transfusion within healthcare facilities, ensuring safety, efficiency, and compliance.
A facility or department within a healthcare organization responsible for collecting, testing, processing, and storing blood and blood products for transfusion.
The systematic coordination and tracking of blood donors, including donor eligibility screening, collection scheduling, and communication with donors.
The process of separating whole blood into its individual components, such as red blood cells, plasma, and platelets, to optimize the use of each component for specific medical conditions.
A compatibility test conducted before a blood transfusion to ensure that the donor’s blood is compatible with the recipient’s blood, minimizing the risk of transfusion reactions.
The tracking and control of blood and blood product inventory levels, including real-time monitoring, expiration date management, and efficient allocation based on demand.
The use of barcodes to uniquely identify and track blood products, reducing the risk of errors during collection, processing, and transfusion.
The seamless integration of transfusion management data with the overall electronic health record system, promoting coordinated patient care and accurate documentation.
The systematic monitoring and reporting of adverse reactions or complications related to blood transfusions, ensuring timely intervention and improvement in future processes.
The surveillance, reporting, and analysis of adverse events or reactions associated with the collection, processing, and transfusion of blood and blood products.