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  1. goodchild

    We have Meditech C/S 5.67. If you could help me figure out the best way of managing circumstances where pre-admission/procedure Type and Screen are ordered/collected on an outpatient (Lab outreach) account but the crossmatch/transfusion is to be on the surgical/oncology account, I would be extremely grateful. We use the product configuration that looks for BT/ABS results on the account within the last x number of hours. We don't want to transcribe results.

    1. goodchild

      goodchild

      I have a copy of KBA #29416. I don't know if it's something conflicting in other dictionaries but the steps it describes has no bearing on the fact that BT/ABS results need to be on the surgical/oncology account to be able to crossmatch. While attempting the steps in the TEST system, we still get the expected error "Patient has no verified blood type within x hours."

      Thank you for the info and I'll ask our IS analyst about PP10/LIT-1707.

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  2. JustaKIDD

    Goodchild,

    Why wouldn't you just move to Ortho .8% panels? Ortho panels have much better antigen strenght I am told compared to Grifols, and has 3 panels, including ficin.......

    1. goodchild

      goodchild

      We already get the Ortho Resolve A and B 0.8% panels. We are in a city environment and can often do more than 60+ ABIDs per month. Having a variety of cells, especially pre-diluted ones, seems advantageous but I haven't really fleshed the idea out yet. May depend on the pricing we can get.

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