hemovigilance

hemovigilance

(hē″mō-vij′ĭ-lăns) [ hemo- + vigilance]
Monitoring of possible adverse effects associated with blood transfusion therapy. It is directed at improving blood transfusion safety.
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Since 1996, the UK's SHOT (Serious Hazards of Transfusion) hemovigilance program has been collecting and analyzing information on UK blood transfusion adverse events and reactions.
Blood you can trust: global trends in transfusion safety
Caspar Hogeboom, president of Cerus Europe and EEMEA stated, We believe that our extensive hemovigilance data, clinical trial data and the demonstrated routine use of INTERCEPT with kits sold to produce almost 3 million pathogen inactivated products significantly contributed to KUH s decision to implement INTERCEPT.
Sweden : CERS signs three-year agreement with KUH to purchase INTERCEPT Blood System
Transfusion-transmitted Babesia microti identified through hemovigilance.
Monitoring human babesiosis emergence through vector surveillance, New England, USA
Serious hazards of transfusion: a decade of hemovigilance in the UK.
Limiting the extent of a delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction with automated red blood cell exchange
7) Archived donor specimens are used principally for hemovigilance activities, including investigations of possible transfusion-transmitted infections and look-back testing.
Research with blood donated to blood banking organizations
FDA agreement to accept INTERCEPT platelet PMA based on existing portfolio of clinical and hemovigilance data.
Cerus Corporation Reports Fourth Quarter and Year-End 2012 Results
Medical Center, the Netherlands) and Faber (Blood Transfusion Service, Red Cross, Luxembourg) compile 27 chapters by hematology, blood transfusion, and other specialists from Europe, North America, Asia, the Middle East, and Australia who outline safety procedures in the blood transfusion chain for those in the fields of transfusion medicine and quality and safety management, health and regulatory authorities, hospital transfusion committees, hemovigilance officers, personnel involved in the transfusion process, hospital managers, and students.
Hemovigilance; an effective tool for improving transfusion safety
With input from the Expert Advisory Council Grifols will continue to advance its mission of improving hemovigilance, transfusion safety, and the quality of life for people who receive blood transfusions.
Grifols Establishes Expert Advisory Council in Transfusion Medicine
Although the use of molecular biology tests in transfusion compatibility testing is still at its early stages, its use is expected to become more widespread as a result of hemovigilance and transfusion safety plans being introduced in many countries.
Grifols Signs Cooperative Agreement for Commercialization of Immunohematology Diagnostic Products in the US
The Quebec hemovigilance system: description and results from the first two years.
Acute transfusion reactions in critically ill children/Kritik cocuk hastalarda akut transfuzyon reaksiyonlar?
Hemovigilance and transfusion-transmitted disease surveillance systems have not been implemented into the transfusion practice of our country.
Seroprevalence of hepatitis and human immunodeficiency virus in multitransfused patients from a pediatric hematology clinic/Cocuk hematoloji kliniginde cok sayida transfuzyon alan hastalarda hepatit ve insan immun yetersizlik virus sikligi
A hemovigilance system for monitoring adverse effects and incidents along the blood chain, including transfusion outcomes, should be established.
Chapter IV: recommendations to improve blood services in Central Asian health systems
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