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AM22-44-O - AM22-44-O: (On-Demand) Blood Shortage Triage Team: Engaging Hospital Leaders (Enduring)


‐ Nov 7, 2022 6:00pm

Expiration Date: Dec 31, 2024


Credits: None available.

Blood product inventory has been at historical lows during recent COVID-19 pandemic. This program will address how to handle inventory management in hospitals during shortages as well as engage hospital leaders and clinical stakeholders in management. Inventory management often falls to already overstretched blood bank staff, including the medical director. Our speakers will describe engaging key clinical stakeholders for patient blood management and also provide examples of transfusion triage teams with interdisciplinary members such as chief medical officer, clinical stakeholders (e.g. ICU attendings), and bioethics in addition to transfusion experts. Examples of algorithms for critical and severe shortages will also be shared.

All relevant financial relationships have been mitigated.


Learning Objectives:

  • List strategies to improve blood product utilization and patient blood management
  • Propose an interdisciplinary approach to inventory management during extreme blood shortages
  • Design and implement an algorithm to handle blood product shortages
  • Manage bleeding patient and triage blood supply during critical shortage

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Disclosures

  • Nabiha Saifee, MD, PhD:
    Nothing to Disclose
  • Jessica Poisson, MD:
    Cerus: Grant/Research Support (Secondary Investigators need not disclose)

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Credits Available


AM22-44-O: (On-Demand) Blood Shortage Triage Team: Engaging Hospital Leaders (Enduring) Evaluation