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Introduction. Appropriate clinical use of blood are pivotal for safety and effectiveness of
blood transfusion. Quality indicators like crossmatched/ transfusion ratio (C:T), outdating and
missing are adapted to evaluate the quality of the therapeutic transfusion practices at the
Zamboanga City Me...
Introduction. Appropriate clinical use of blood are pivotal for safety and effectiveness of
blood transfusion. Quality indicators like crossmatched/ transfusion ratio (C:T), outdating and
missing are adapted to evaluate the quality of the therapeutic transfusion practices at the
Zamboanga City Medical Center.
Method. Using a descriptive cross sectional type of study, transfusion data of all patients in
our hospital from January 01 to December 31, 2015 were reviewed and was fed into the
database management system application program for analysis.
Results. A total of 3528 patients was served. Of the 8637 blood requisitions, 6434 were
transfused to the patients. Packed red blood cells are the most requested component and the
most common known indication was due to neoplasm. Over all our hospital had a C:T ratio
of 1.36, outdated and missing blood components at 290/6010 (4.8%) and 2,627 (43.7%)
respectively.
Conclusion. Blood transfusion practices in our hospital was found to be acceptable and
appropriate. However, excessive ordering, poor blood monitoring and inventory control was
noted during this study.
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SHAYNE CLARISSA L. TRINCHERA, MD | 2017 | |
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