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[The Hemovigilance Commission of the University Hospital Center]. [PDF]

Revue medicale de Liege, 2000
As suggested by the National Blood Council, a Hemovigilance Committee was set up in the University Hospital of Liège in 1995. A multidisciplinary discussion takes place on any action aiming at the improvement of transfusion safety, and the follow-up of its implementation. The first issue to be discussed was the set up of a detailed documentation of all
E, Baudoux, F, Blaffart, C, Bouffioux, M, Caprasse, F, Courtois, M R, Cremasco, E, De Pasqual, M F, Fassotte, P, Gillet, M, Lamy, R, Larbuisson, R, Lemaire, M, Merciny, M, Moutschen, M, Radermecker, B, Remy, D, Sondag   +16 more
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Hemovigilance in Norway

Transfusion and Apheresis Science, 2005
In Norway, 55 hospitals collect blood and there are 62 hospital associated laboratories that issue blood. All of the blood banks in Norway have performed universal leukodepletion of cellular blood components since 2001. Approximately 200,000 whole blood donations are performed per year and approximately 250,000 blood components are transfused.
Aurora, Espinosa, Christine Torsvik, Steinsvåg, Oystein, Flesland   +2 more
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Pediatric Hemovigilance and Adverse Transfusion Reactions

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2021
Some types of transfusion reactions occur more frequently in the pediatric than the adult population. Allergic reactions are the most common, followed by nonhemolytic transfusion reactions; male children seem most susceptible to such reactions. Platelets are often implicated and pulmonary reactions are understudied in children.
Nataliya, Sostin, Jeanne E, Hendrickson
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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 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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Hemovigilance Today - The Facts and the Fictions

2022
Total quality management in blood collection and transfusion requires monitoring risks from ‘vein-to-vein’ i.e., from blood collector and manufacturer to transfusion at the bedside and back. Hemovigilance is a set of surveillance procedures covering the entire transfusion chain from the follow-up of recipients of transfusions to the donation of blood ...
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[What is the use of hemovigilance?].

Transfusion clinique et biologique : journal de la Societe francaise de transfusion sanguine, 1999
The French Blood Agency has developed a national system of surveillance and alert, from blood collection to the follow-up of the recipients, called haemovigilance. The French haemovigilance network is now operational, and aims at detecting, gathering and analysing unexpected or undesirable effects associated with transfusion in order to remedy their ...
J F, Quaranta, N, Canivet
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Serious Hazards of Transfusion: A Decade of Hemovigilance in the UK

Transfusion Medicine Reviews, 2006
The Serious Hazards of Transfusion (SHOT) scheme is a UK-wide, independent, professionally led hemovigilance system focused on learning from adverse events. SHOT was established in 1996 as a confidential reporting system for significant transfusion-related events, building an evidence base to support blood safety policy decisions, clinical guidelines ...
Dorothy, Stainsby, Hilary, Jones, Deborah, Asher, Claire, Atterbury, Aysha, Boncinelli, Lisa, Brant, Catherine E, Chapman, Katy, Davison, Rebecca, Gerrard, Alexandra, Gray, Susan, Knowles, Elizabeth M, Love, Clare, Milkins, D Brian L, McClelland, Derek R, Norfolk, Kate, Soldan, Clare, Taylor, John, Revill, Lorna M, Williamson, Hannah, Cohen   +19 more
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