Role of the nurse in Patient Blood Management and treating anaemia

A recent article by Wendy McSporran (The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust) highlights the role of nurses in managing patients during the transfusion of blood components, notably red blood cells transfusions in patients with anaemia; and reviews the factors influencing clinical decisions in the area. The author explores nurses’ role in enhancing patient safety and in considering alternatives to the use of blood components, including with the implementation of the principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM) in the context of transfusion care. Read the full article here.

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    Blood & Beyond is a multi-stakeholder initiative funded by CSL, involving experts from the fields of haematology, transfusion medicine, anaesthesiology, patient blood management, nursing, patient advocacy, health economics, and hospital management, with support from policymakers committed to driving improvements in this area. The aim of the initiative is to raise awareness of the importance of good blood health and of the impact of anaemia on patients, healthcare systems and society at large, with the overarching goal to help advance policies and practices that improve patient outcomes by supporting patient-centricity in anaemia prevention, diagnosis, and management through patient blood management (PBM) and innovation.

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