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AM24-TU-05-O

AM24-TU-05-O: A Model to Improve Transfusion Quality Systems Worldwide: AABB (Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies) & AMMTAC (Mexican Association of Transfusion Medicine, AC) International Partnership Chronicles (Enduring)

Date
October 23, 2024
Credits
1.5 General Continuing Education (GEN) | 1.5 Florida Lab Personnel (FLP) | 1.5 California Nurse (CN) | 1.5 California Lab Personnel (CLP) | 1.5 Physician (PHY)
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AABB’s mission is to improve lives by making transfusion medicine and biotherapies safe, available, and effective worldwide. This session focuses on recent efforts to fulfill this mission in LIMICs (Low Income Middle Income Countries), using AABB’s partnership with a Latin American Transfusion Medicine Association (AMMTAC) as a model. The history and objectives of this partnership are discussed by both participating parties, and an overview of the strategy of this collaboration, its history, and its accomplishments to date are presented. As part of the session, translation efforts for the AABB Fundamental Standards for Blood Collection and Transfusion are described. Post translation of the standards AABB Global Impact hosted virtual educational events at national levels in Mexico and Peru for training on the implementation of the AABB Spanish Quality Certificate program. The session will have transfusion medicine professionals from both AABB and AMMTAC membership discussing the tangible results achieved to date in patient care, and the benefits of this partnership for participating professionals in both parties. The session will conclude with an open dialogue about improvement opportunities, feedback from other developing regions, and strategies to extend this model and increase its impact worldwide.

Learning Objectives

  • Examine an international association partnership model that improves Transfusion Medicine education and quality practices in a developing region of Latin America
  • Cite concrete strategies that increase access to Transfusion Medicine educational material by professionals in LIMICs (Low Income Middle Income Countries)
  • Critically evaluate the impact of these strategies utilizing direct testimonials from local community professionals
  • Debate strategies and approaches to extend AABB’s educational efforts to all developing regions worldwide
  • Recognize the importance of international societal relationships with regards to utilizing effective strategies that promote blood safety

Moderator

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Christine Bales, BS, MLS, I (ASCP) CQA (ASQ)
AABB

Speakers

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Canadian Blood Services
Speaker Image for Maria Isabel Castro Pérez
AMMTAC (Mexican Society of Transfusion Medicine, AC
Speaker Image for Emmanuel Fernandez
National Institute of Pediatrics

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