nikkic1973

i'm with john. if a nurse suspects a reaction she/he may or may not call us to let us know about possibly needing a workup done. i'd say 90% of the time they don't call us until the doctor says he wants the workup ordered/done. otherwise, we have nurses that would call a reaction if a patient sneezed while being transfused.

i'm sure they would be mad, if they started the fetal screen before the rh was done. i'm in new orleans.

we run a fetal screen with any rhogam order we receive.

our doctors have to order the workup.

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that's awesome! we appreciate everyone's help! if i can figure out how to do it i'll post a few pics of our hospital taken the day of and the day after katrina. you'll get a good idea of how much water there was in the area. keep up the good work!!

I work at one of the only hospitals that stayed open during/after Katrina. Things are still pretty hectic around here even though it's been over a year. Our city is slowly but surely coming back. Wish us luck!

we are working on getting HCLL up and running but the problems with data conversion and other issues are overwhelming. we currently use hemocare too. how did you manage to get this done?