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By maureen320
Hello everyone,
TRM.41350 states that if a patient has special transfusion requirements they must appear on the transfusion tag.
Our facilities utilize the transfusion requirement section in various ways and many of our transfusion requirements are not associated with an attribute (for example, transfuse with group O RBC, transfusion with group AB plasma).
How are you planning to achieve compliance with this CAP requirement? Will you print all active transfusion requirements on the tag or will you limit the printing to requirements associated with an attribute?
Thank you in advance for your insight!
Respectfully yours,
Maureen Slackway, MS, MT(ASCP), CPHIMS, CQA
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By cheru26
Question for hospitals that uses cerner PathNet, How do you associate mom sample to perform XM on neonates? If you don't mind Please share your your workflow or SOP/
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By kirkaw
Hi,
Our hospital is in the process of evaluating new software for the entire institution. We have looked at Cerner, Epic and McKesson. We (blood bank/TS) currently have SafeTrace (HBB) and personally, I dislike it greatly. But it has been a very long time since I have worked with anything else.
Can folks give me some pros and cons of Cerner and Epic? I heard that Epic does not have a BB/TS module so if our administration chooses them, we will be stuck with SafeTrace.
SafeTrace has horrible reporting and the emergency release for an unknown patient doesn't work very well. So if we get Epic, is there any chance that I could get some better statistics, even though we would still have the same BB/TS system?
Any advice would be most appreciated.
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By cheru26
Is there an institution in Europe that uses Cerner Millennium solution for their blood bank? What do you think of it? Any comment or suggestion will be appreciated. My institution has purchased Cerner and I am tasked to help build/customized to our needs. The problem is I have no prior experience with Cerner. V
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By TypeO4life
Is anyone out there currently using Cerner Millennium for electronic crossmatch?
I would mostly like to know how and when the unit is assigned via electronic crossmatch.
Does the computer automatically assign the unit, or is the unit to be electronically crossmatched scanned in to be assigned?
Is the unit assigned in Result Entry for Blood Bank, or is it assigned when dispensing the unit?
Any help to these questions would greatly appreciated?
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