A Study on Utilization of Blood and blood products In Super Specialty Hospital
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS) - Year 2018, Vol 17, Issue 11
Abstract
Context:-Blood transfusion saves life of the patient, safe transfusion practices are essential forrecoveringmagnitudes. Components transfusions are beneficial associated to whole blood.Blood is scarce product available, proper utilization is mandatory to reduce burden on persons, clinicians and blood bank services. Aims and Objectives:-To study the utilization of blood and blood products by different departments in Super Specialty Hospital. Study design:-Prospective observational study in blood bankand various departments, by Department of Hospital Administration from September 2010 to August 2011in Narayana Medical College and Hospital (NMCH), Nellore. Results:-The blood collections were 6123, blood issues 7009, whole blood 3209(52.4%), components 3800(62.0%). Amongst components FFP issues were 1058(17.2%), platelets 842(13.8%), packed cells 1900(31.0%). Conclusion: -Blood issues were excess than collections, components utilization was higher to whole blood. Medical allied branches utilizes more components, surgical branches utilize whole blood. Whole blood wastage was more than components, owing to infections,expiry, less quantity withdrawals and damages of bags. Effectiveavailability, utilization of blood, round the clock services especially during night,issue of blood without demand in emergencies will reduce the blood wastage. Quality control measures checking before in selection of bags will reduce bag leakages. Less post transfusion reactions, no transfusion transmissible infections. Recommendations:-unrestricted availability, implementation of quality control measures, satisfactory withdrawals, timely utilization of blood ,components supplybefore expiry will enhance the utilization of blood bank services
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Y. Prabhakar Reddy M. D, Dr. S. GeethaLakshmi. M. D, . V. Praveen Kumar . MSc
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