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How does this process get any traction if a transfusion MD is not on lab staff? Our sites have pathologists (mostly anatomical, a few general), but none are on call.

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to 'Everyone'. *

32:22
How do we find out what other options are available, like IV iron? Will everywhere be able to infuse iron?

32:38
How current is the Hgb indicated on the lab print out?

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WIll Hgb result be indicated with the date /time on the print out?

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...the most recent Hgb is included...with the date and time (Colleen from St. Paul's TM)

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Were you able to reduce red cell inventory levels at your facility?

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I curious about the practice of involving the bedside nurse; would it not be more appropriate, and efficient, to seek to speak directly with the prescriber rather than involving RNs?

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For the "control" hospitals for this study: what was considered the standard of care for blood transfusions?

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Do you manage outpatient orders the same as inpatient orders?

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For both speakers - do you have any sense of the % of transfusions deemed inappropriate/low value, are in fact appropriate given more granular data or patient diagnoses?

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Thank you Dr. Callum for highlighting the critical role MLTs play in supporting appropriate transfusions. Thank you to all the speakers, it was a wonderful learning session.

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thanks, have a great day!

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Thank you - fantastic work!

01:12:54
Great presentation. Thank you

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thanks for the great presentations