Transfusion de globules rouges : l’information et le consentement du patient

Jun 28, 2012

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Information du patient. Est-elle possible ?. Information de la famille ou de la personne de confiance. Y a-t-il. Abstention. Quel est le choix . urgence vitale ?. du patient ?. Transfusion si indiquée. Analyse cas par cas.

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Presentation Transcript

Module 2 – Blood Transfusion

Blood Transfusion: New Guidelines

Patient is a 54y/o female who had an interstitial pattern on CXR.

Radial Access: state of the art

Blood transfusion

Patient Assessment, Plan of Care, and Medical Records

Transfusion Guidelines Instruction Course

Autologous Blood Donation and transfusion

Patient Monitor (Bedside Monitor)

Day 2

L’entretien du matériel Les désinfectants et antiseptiques

Blood Transfusion Dr Emer Lawlor, IBTS 3rd February 2003

APPROPRIATE UTILIZATION OF BLOOD AND BLOOD COMPONENTS

The Hospitalized Elderly Patient

WAYS TO IMPROVE PATIENT EXPERIENCE

An Introduction to the Principles of Transfusion Medicine

Patient Flow Collaborative

Where's the Beef? Recipes to &quot;Beef Up&quot; Those Weak Areas in Your Transfusion Service

International Patient Safety Goals (IPSG)

Patient Interactions

The Approach to the Poisoned Patient

National Patient Safety Goals

Where's the Beef? Recipes to "Beef Up" Those Weak Areas in Your Transfusion Service