Evaluation of a Physician Blood Utilization Program
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Transparency of transfusion clinical practice patterns has been limited or inaccessible. The project involved the development, pilot, and evaluation of a physician blood utilization program. The program evaluation is an initial step toward a robust means of transforming transfusion practice.
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Authors
Deborah J. Tolich, DNP, RN
Ami Bhatt, DNP, MBA, RN, CHCI
Daniel P. Gracie, DNP, RN-BC
Senior Clinical Analyst, Medical University of South Carolina
Gunes Raack, PhD, MS, MBA
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