Creation, Implementation, and Maturation of a Massive Transfusion Protocol for the Exsanguinating Trauma Patient¶
Nunez. (2010). Creation, Implementation, and Maturation of a Massive Transfusion Protocol for the Exsanguinating Trauma Patient. Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection & Critical Care.
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- Last-Mile Distribution Failure
- In many hospitals the blood supply lives in a central blood bank, and getting units to a specific trauma bay requires a phone order, a cross-match check, and a runner traversing corridors and elevators
This sourceThe protocol-driven massive-transfusion response to exsanguinating trauma and the extensive multispecialty coordination it requires.
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“describe the extensive coordination required to implement this multispecialty MT protocol”
- In many hospitals the blood supply lives in a central blood bank, and getting units to a specific trauma bay requires a phone order, a cross-match check, and a runner traversing corridors and elevators
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