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Process Validation and Reporting in Hospital Hemovigilance Services
Objective: Hemovigilance covers the entire transfusion chain, from the collection of the blood product and its components to the monitoring of adverse reactions. The aim of our study was to perform a process validation for the hemovigilance system of our
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Hemovigilance: Definition and Overview of Current Hemovigilance Systems [PDF]
SUMMARyHemovigilance, as a safety concept, appeared in the beginning of the 1990s. Its primary aim is to assure the surveillance of blood transfusion, to collect data on (serious) sequelae of blood transfusions, to inform health policy to improve transfusion standards, to assist in the formulation of guidelines in the field of transfusion and to ...
Jean-Claude Faber
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Background and Objectives: Hemovigilance is defined as a set of surveillance procedures covering the whole transfusion chain that is intended to collect and assess information on unexpected or undesirable effects resulting from the therapeutic use of ...
Anila Mani, Debasish Gupta
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Code development of the national hemovigilance system and expansion strategies for hospital blood banks [PDF]
Objectives : The aims of this study were to develop reportable event codes that are applicable to the national hemovigilance systems for hospital blood banks, and to present expansion strategies for the blood banks.
Kim Jeongeun +3 more
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In this study we have evaluated the various adverse reactions related to transfusion occurring in our institution as a pilot institutional effort toward a hemovigilance program. This study will also help in understanding the problems faced by blood banks/Transfusion Medicine departments in implementing an effective hemovigilance program.All the adverse
Rahul Vasudev +3 more
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Artificial intelligence in hemovigilance: A narrative review on advancing blood safety and monitoring systems [PDF]
Background Blood transfusion is essential for patient safety, yet traditional hemovigilance systems face challenges including underreporting, data integration issues, and slow response times. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers solutions through advanced
Md Faiazul Haque Lamem, Muaj Ibne Sahid
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Hemovigilance: A new beginning in India
Hemovigilance plays an essential role in ensuring patient safety with regard to blood transfusions. The data generated through the hemovigilance system helps in framing important changes in the whole blood transfusion process which are useful for better patient safety.
Boparai, Jaspreet Kaur, Singh, Surjit
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Transforming Hematology Care in Africa: Strategies for Enhanced Diagnosis and Treatment. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Background Hematologic disorders contribute significantly to morbidity and mortality across Africa. Challenges include delayed diagnosis, limited access to essential therapies, workforce shortages, and fragmented blood transfusion services. Although global advances in diagnostics and therapeutics exist, their translation into African contexts ...
Obeagu EI.
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The role of hemovigilance as a mechanism to increase transfusion safety [PDF]
The complexity of healthcare organizations involves interdisciplinary professional practice, whose common goal is to provide quality products and services that satisfy the customer's and society's expectations. One of the services that comprise this structure is transfusion medicine, which is an essential specialty in the treatment of hematologic ...
Hélio Moraes‐Souza
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A cross sectional study on hemovigilance awareness and reporting practices among healthcare professionals in a tertiary care hospital in North Kerala [PDF]
Background Blood transfusion is a vital therapeutic intervention, but the frequency and severity of transfusion reactions can compromise its safe administration.
P. C. Sai Keerthana, Hemalatha Selvaraj
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