학술논문
International Forum on Transfusion Education for Healthcare Professionals Who Administer Blood to Patients in Hospitals and Health Services: Summary.
Document Type
Article
Author
Al‐Riyami, Arwa Z.; Bielby, Linley; Moss, Rachel; Rahimi‐Levene, Naomi; O'Kane, Aine; Hess, John R.; Saba, Noor e; Kim, Kyeong‐Hee; Arora, Satyam; Dua, Seema; Barrett, Claire L.; Gonzalez, Carlos A.; Ferrari, David Martin; Cini, Paula V.; Kumagawa, Midori; O'Reilly, Claire; Thrift, Liz; Wendel, Silvano; Fachini, Roberta; Dias, Lara Faria Souza
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Subject
*MEDICAL personnel
*MEDICAL care
*HOSPITAL patients
*NURSES' attitudes
*INTERPROFESSIONAL education
*HOSPITAL accreditation
*DIRECTED blood donations
*COVID-19 pandemic
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ISSN
0042-9007
Abstract
E-learning/online transfusion education A total of 12 of 14 respondents confirmed the use of e-learning platforms in their hospitals/health services for transfusion education (Table 4). The Serious Hazards of Transfusion 2021 report highlighted the importance of providing training and regular education for healthcare professionals involved in the transfusion process to achieve safe transfusion [[1]]. Transfusion education for personnel who administer transfusions The majority of the hospitals/health services require mandatory transfusion education for personnel who administer transfusions, while four hospitals/health services have optional education (Table 2). [Extracted from the article]