Autor: |
Townsend, Mary, Maryuningsih Soedarmono, Yuyun S., Narayan, Shruthi, Ashford, Paul, Wood, Erica M., Whitaker, Barbee I. |
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Vox Sanguinis; Mar2024, Vol. 119 Issue 3, p277-281, 5p |
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Background and Objectives: Haemovigilance systems are intended to collect and analyse data, and report findings relating to transfusion complications, such as blood product safety, procedural incidents, and adverse reactions in donors and patients. A common problem among developing haemovigilance programs is the lack of resources and tools available to countries striving to establish or enhance their haemovigilance system. Materials and Methods: World Health Organization, in collaboration with International Society for Blood Transfusion (ISBT), International Haemovigilance Network and other haemovigilance experts embarked on a Haemovigilance Tools Project to collect and provide materials and resources to assist with the stepwise implementation of haemovigilance. Results and Conclusions: Resources are housed as a virtual compendium on the ISBT website under the Haemovigilance Working Party. These are managed by a subcommittee of the Working Party and are freely available and downloadable to all without requiring ISBT membership. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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