If your rule syntax is causing the application to crash, you need to open a task with Meditech and have your BBK/NPR specialist take a look at your rule. It is often as simple as a space in the wrong place.
Thread back from the dead.......... I just recently had an issue from the coders at my facility concerning 86885. They say I can only bill 3 of code 86885 per day. The problem is with reference lab testing. On AB ID's we get billed for 20+. If anyone has more input, I would welcome it. Thanks
We use expired panel cells for rule-outs up to 4 months. We did get cited by CAP for not running controls, so we had to change our SOP to included QC of the panel used. Usually a D+ cell with Anti-D and a D-control (either saline or dilute albumin).
In this situation this would be a one-time scenario for K-neg units. However, as Galvania posted, because this patient has already formed 2 antibodies, her chances of forming another are greater. Thus, giving phenotypically similar units would be advantageous, if at all possible.
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