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For both situations we would give IAT and immediate spin crossmatch compatible blood, would not worry about finding antigen negative units.

For both situations we would give IAT and immediate spin crossmatch compatible blood, would not worry about finding antigen negative units.

Anti-A for the group B red cells and anti-B for the A1 red cells.

I have a lot of experience with SafeTrace, and some with Cerner.  I much prefer SafeTrace.  I did like the Cerner reports better than SafeTrace.  When I was at a Cerner facility the staff used to issue expired blood all the time.  Right before I left Cerner removed the label confirmation after modification requirement.  I will say that I was told that the facility I was in used Cerner differently than other facilities.
I think the best blood bank software is Mediware's HCLL.  They are now Wellsky, I think.
 
The more complex the service you provide, the less I would trust Cerner.  Having said that, a great deal of how useful a system is depends on decisions the user makes when setting it up.
SafeTrace does take both parts of its name seriously, and because of that it has a lot of hard stops.  Many times this can frustrate staff level users.

For both situations we would give IAT and immediate spin crossmatch compatible blood, would not worry about finding antigen negative units.

For both situations we would give IAT and immediate spin crossmatch compatible blood, would not worry about finding antigen negative units.

For both situations we would give IAT and immediate spin crossmatch compatible blood, would not worry about finding antigen negative units.