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criteria transfusion guidelines Transfusion medicine	These solutions included (1) requiring hemoglobin/hematocrit measurement for concordance with the guidelines before a second unit is transfused; (2) adding symptoms to the blood-component order form to guide transfusion decisions; (3) integrating weight-based transfusion criteria for FFP; and (4) implementing a revised, enterprisewide order form with the aforementioned changes. Application of Six Sigma/CAP methodology: controlling blood-product ... by Neri, Robert A.; Mason, Cindy E.; Demko, Lisa A.; Mazer, Sherry / Journal of Healthcare Management Explanations for the decrease in the number of transfusions include limiting the volume of blood tests, the utilization of a smaller volume of blood to perform these tests, the use of noninvasive means of assessing oxygenation and ventilation (pulse oximetry and transcutaneous monitoring), the use of erythropoietin therapy, and the adoption of various restricted transfusion criteria. Comparison of a restricted transfusion schedule with erythropoietin ... by Starr, Karen P. / Southern Medical Journal	transfer factor transfer factor of lungs transfer performance transfer RNA transferase transferation transference transference love transferrin transferring transfix transfixation transfixion transfixion suture transforation transformation transformation zone transformer transforming factor transforming growth factor transforming growth factor beta transforming growth factor- transfrontal transfuse transfusion transfusion criteria transfusion guidelines Transfusion medicine transfusion nephritis transfusion reaction transfusion siderosis transfusion trigger transfusion-associated graft-versus-host disease transfusion-related acute lung injury transgender transgender reassignment transgendered transgene transgenesis transgenic Transgenic animal transglottic carcinoma transglutaminase Transhepatic Biliary Catheterization transhiatal transhiatal esophagectomy transhumance transient transient acantholytic dermatosis transient global amnesia transient hypogammaglobulinemia of infancy	Transfrontier Police Messaging Project Transfuge Transfund transfusable transfusable transfusable transfuse transfuse transfuse transfuse the sense transfused transfused transfused transfuser transfuser transfuser transfuses transfuses transfuses transfusible transfusible transfusible transfusing transfusing transfusing Transfusiology transfusion transfusion transfusion Transfusion Alternatives in Transfusion Medicine transfusion criteria Transfusion Dependent Beta Thalassemia Transfusion Graft Versus Host Disease transfusion guidelines Transfusion guidelines, general criteria transfusion hepatitis transfusion hepatitis transfusion hepatitis Transfusion medicine Transfusion medicine Transfusion medicine Transfusion Medicine Academic Award Transfusion Medicine Advisory Group Transfusion Medicine Epidemiology Review Transfusion Medicine Resource Committee transfusion nephritis transfusion nephritis transfusion nephritis Transfusion of blood Transfusion of blood Transfusion of blood transfusion reaction transfusion reaction transfusion reaction transfusion reaction Transfusion reactions Transfusion reactions Transfusion related acute lung injury Transfusion related acute lung injury Transfusion Requirements in Critical Care Transfusion Safety Study Group

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These solutions included (1) requiring hemoglobin/hematocrit measurement for concordance with the guidelines before a second unit is transfused; (2) adding symptoms to the blood-component order form to guide transfusion decisions; (3) integrating weight-based transfusion criteria for FFP; and (4) implementing a revised, enterprisewide order form with the aforementioned changes.

Application of Six Sigma/CAP methodology: controlling blood-product ... by Neri, Robert A.; Mason, Cindy E.; Demko, Lisa A.; Mazer, Sherry / Journal of Healthcare Management

Explanations for the decrease in the number of transfusions include limiting the volume of blood tests, the utilization of a smaller volume of blood to perform these tests, the use of noninvasive means of assessing oxygenation and ventilation (pulse oximetry and transcutaneous monitoring), the use of erythropoietin therapy, and the adoption of various restricted transfusion criteria.