Case Studies in Patient Blood Management - Print

AABB and SABM have jointly developed this collection of clinical scenarios that typify the situations faced by those involved in patient care.

Case Studies in Patient Blood Management is a resource for anyone interested in patient-centered care—including clinicians, nurses, laboratory technologists, and pharmacists. Other health-care personnel such as ethicists and risk managers will benefit from this collection of typical clinical situations, developed jointly by AABB and SABM. Each scenario features learning objectives, a clinical situation, a discussion of patient blood management options, the evidence that supports each PBM approach discussed, and a listing of key points and references. Within that framework, each expert author contributes to a rich diversity of PBM options that are intended to stimulate thought and discussion, leading to improved patient care and clinical outcomes.

Scenarios include:

• Orthopedic surgery patient
• Cardiovascular surgery patient
• Anemic obstetric patient
• Gynecologic oncology patient requiring surgery
• Hematology/oncology patient
• Jehovah’s Witness patient
• Bleeding patient who is taking target-specific oral anticoagulants
• Bleeding patient taking antiplatelet drugs
• Warfarin reversal in the hemorrhaging patient
• Anemia in the critically ill ICU patient

Edited by Mary Lieb, MT(ASCP)SBB, CQA(ASQ), and Irwin Gross, MD

(AABB/SABM, 2015, soft cover, 132 pages, ISBN 978-1-56395-920-2)

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