Patient Blood Management: An International Perspective
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2016
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LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS
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EICHBAUM, Quentin
MURPHY, Michael
LIU, Yu
KAJJA, Isaac
SIBINGA, Cees Th. Smit
SHAN, Hua
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ANESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA, v.123, n.6, p.1574-1581, 2016
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This article describes practices in patient blood management (PBM) in 4 countries on different continents that may provide insights for anesthesiologists and other physicians working in global settings. The article has its foundation in the proceedings of a session at the 2014 AABB annual meeting during which international experts from England, Uganda, China, and Brazil presented the programs and implementation strategies in PBM developed in their respective countries. To systematize the review and enhance the comparability between these countries on different continents, authors were requested to respond to the same set of 6 key questions with respect to their country's PBM program(s). Considerable variation exists between these country regions that is driven both by differences in health contexts and by disparities in resources. Comparing PBM strategies from low-, middle-, and high-income countries, as described in this article, allows them to learn bidirectionally from one another and to work toward implementing innovative and preferably evidence-based strategies for improvement. Sharing and distributing knowledge from such programs will ultimately also improve transfusion outcomes and patient safety.
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