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Slow pulse for an athlete donor This information in this question / answer was generously provided by AABB. Any errors are those of the site admin, not AABB. Mention of specific products or equipment in this AABB publication does not represent an endorsement of such products by the AABB nor does it necessarily indicate a preference for those products over similar competitive products. Efforts are made to have publications of the AABB consistent in regard to acceptable practices. However, they may not be. As new developments in the field of relationship testing occur, changes may be recommended to the AABB Standards for Blood Banks and Transfusion Services. It is not possible, however, to revise each publication at the time such a change is adopted. Thus, it is essential that the most recent edition of the Standards be consulted as a reference in regard to current acceptable practices. Copyright © 2018 by AABB. Permission to republish on PathLabTalk has been granted by AABB. If you would like to purchase the source material this was quoted from, please visit here. Submitter Cliff Category BloodBankTalk Submitted 09/20/2022
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Lookback processes - who notifies the patient?
Cliff replied to jshepherd's topic in Transfusion Services
When I worked in a hospital, we notified the patient directly on all lookbacks, and we also sent the patients PCP a courtesy letter. We found that the PCP rarely notified the patient, so we chose to make our lives easier and notify the patient ourselves. -
It will open more doors for you. Don't fret if you fail the first time or two, the majority of people do.
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Can we modify the donor history questionnaire? This information in this question / answer was generously provided by AABB. Any errors are those of the site admin, not AABB. Mention of specific products or equipment in this AABB publication does not represent an endorsement of such products by the AABB nor does it necessarily indicate a preference for those products over similar competitive products. Efforts are made to have publications of the AABB consistent in regard to acceptable practices. However, they may not be. As new developments in the field of relationship testing occur, changes may be recommended to the AABB Standards for Blood Banks and Transfusion Services. It is not possible, however, to revise each publication at the time such a change is adopted. Thus, it is essential that the most recent edition of the Standards be consulted as a reference in regard to current acceptable practices. Copyright © 2018 by AABB. Permission to republish on PathLabTalk has been granted by AABB. If you would like to purchase the source material this was quoted from, please visit here. Submitter Cliff Category BloodBankTalk Submitted 09/05/2022
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I'd be in favor of keeping both CAP and AABB. If one of them is doing your CMS inspection, then the other can be used as "practice".
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Determining eligibility of autologous donors This information in this question / answer was generously provided by AABB. Any errors are those of the site admin, not AABB. Mention of specific products or equipment in this AABB publication does not represent an endorsement of such products by the AABB nor does it necessarily indicate a preference for those products over similar competitive products. Efforts are made to have publications of the AABB consistent in regard to acceptable practices. However, they may not be. As new developments in the field of relationship testing occur, changes may be recommended to the AABB Standards for Blood Banks and Transfusion Services. It is not possible, however, to revise each publication at the time such a change is adopted. Thus, it is essential that the most recent edition of the Standards be consulted as a reference in regard to current acceptable practices. Copyright © 2018 by AABB. Permission to republish on PathLabTalk has been granted by AABB. If you would like to purchase the source material this was quoted from, please visit here. Submitter Cliff Category BloodBankTalk Submitted 08/18/2022
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