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A study to assess and grade the donor adverse events using the severity grading tool of hemovigilance program of India

Asian Journal of Transfusion Science
Donor vigilance is the monitoring of donor adverse events (DAEs) to improve donor safety and the quality of the blood donation process. This study aimed to grade and assess DAEs using a new severity grading tool (SGT) by the Hemovigilance Programme
Punkesh Patel, Vinu Rajendran, A. Nair, Debasish Gupta   +3 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Knowledge, attitude, and practice studies on hemovigilance in India: A critical appraisal

Transfusion Medicine
Hemovigilance is essential for monitoring, analysing, and preventing adverse transfusion reactions. Hemovigilance Programme of India (HvPI), launched in 2012, aims to improve transfusion safety.
Radheshyam Meher, Aparna Krishna, G. Patidar   +2 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Hemovigilance in Honduras

ISBT Science Series, 2012
Abstract: The Honduras Red Cross Blood Program has worked actively to implement a hemovigilance process which gathers information regarding the donors and the donation process as well as serious untoward effects in transfusion recipients. This review will go over the different epidemiological and statistical indicators that are used routinely to follow
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Hemovigilance: Clinical Tolerance of Solvent‐Detergent Treated Plasma

Vox Sanguinis, 1998
AbstractObjective: This study was conducted to assess retrospectively the clinical tolerance of SD treated plasma and to compare it to other labile blood products (red blood cell and platelet concentrates). Method: Adverse events (AEs) related to the use of blood products at the Blood Transfusion Center (BTC) are routinely collected through a ...
Baudoux, Etienne, Margraff, U., Coenen, Alain, Jacobs, X., Deboutez, Martine, Lungu, C., Sondag-Thull, D.   +6 more
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Trend towards reduction of transfusion reactions using prestorage leukocyte-reduced and pooled whole blood-derived platelets and cost savings compared with poststorage whole blood-derived random platelets as evidenced by real-time hemovigilance.

Laboratoriums Medizin
BACKGROUND Due to chemotherapy-induced neutropenia or hematologic malignancies, immunocompromised cancer patients may have higher incidence of febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reactions compared with the general population and frequently require platelet
Nick Park, Mayrin Correa Medina, Fernando Martinez, Marla Throssel, A. DasGupta, A. Knopfelmacher, Colleen Villamin, Sandra Rivas, N. Tomczak, Saahith Garg, Lorraine S. Layton, Kimberly Klein   +11 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Hemovigilance and artificial intelligence: A way forward

Transfusion Clinique et Biologique
Radheshyam Meher
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Keeping The Stock Alive, A Dilemma of Hemovigilance

American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Being well-prepared for emergent blood transfusions is crucial in level 1 trauma centers. As advocates of hemovigilance, we follow protocols that encourage the appropriate use of group O, D- (O-) pRBCs.
A. Haque, M. Agaronov, D. Talabong, J. Ngichabe, E. Yakut, T. Rana-Gupta, E. Gabutan, S. Kang   +7 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Hemovigilance in the United States of America

Vox Sanguinis, 1998
AbstractAlthough hemovigilance is not a word used commonly in the United States, the concept of monitoring morbidity associated with blood transfusion is accepted widely. Currently, quality management focuses on error avoidance rather than error detection in both the “manufacturing” and “clinical” aspects of blood banking.
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Transfusion reactions: a challenge in hemovigilance

II SEVEN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF HEALTH, 2023
Hemovigilance is the set of surveillance procedures that covers the entire blood cycle, in order to obtain and make available information on adverse events occurring at different stages to prevent their occurrence or recurrence, improve the quality of processes and products and increase the safety of the donor and recipient. Objetivo: conhecer o perfil
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Incorporating the concept of overtransfusion into hemovigilance monitoring: An expert‐based definition and criteria from the International HIT‐OVER Forum

Transfusion
Liberal or overtransfusion (OT) may be regarded as “inappropriate,” but it is not reported as a transfusion‐related adverse event. A definition of OT is lacking.
D. Fischer, M. Weigand, R. Moss, S. Veiras, B. Kübel, J. A. García-Erce, K. Zacharowski, P. Meybohm, J. Waters, S. J. Raasveld, A. Vlaar, T. Richards, J. Meier, S. Lasocki, A. Hofmann, A. Shander, C. Heymann, G. Dietrich, D. Fries, A. Steinbicker, M. Rondinelli, J. Levy, G. Beck, T. Frietsch   +23 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source