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    • Welcome to the Better Blood Use Forum for Case Discussion!
    • Announcement from Better Blood Use
    • First Case: This is an 84 female patient admitted through the emergency room with generalized weakness, fever, chills, likely urinary tract infection and likely metastatic lung masses.
      • Elderly female with known metastatic CA of ? Gyn origine, bladder catherer dependent, presents with weakness, fell down, and mild anemia and presumed dehydration. I am not finding the vital…
      • First Case: Does this patient need a transfusion?
      • First Case July 29, 2013 Final Case Critique
      • First Case July 29, 2013: Subsequent Case Management
    • Announcement from Better Blood Use: Case 2 and Case 3
    • Announcement from Better Blood Use: Second Case Posting
    • Case Two (August 4, 2013): Initial Presentation
      • Second Case: How many of the six platelet transfusions given to this patient were medically necessary?
      • Second Case August 4, 2013 Case Management Commentary
      • Second Case August 4, 2013 – Subsequent Case Management
      • Should this patient in the second case receive platelet transfusion?
      • Second Case: Assessment and Conclusion
    • The Joint Commission has posted proposed requirements for a “New Patient Blood Management Certification Program”
    • The patient has to go for pericardiocentesis. How should the patient’s INR be managed?
    • Third Case August 11, 2013: Patient Presentation
      • Third Case (August 11, 2013): Case Management Commentary
      • Third Case August 11, 2013: Subsequent Patient Management
      • Case 3: Based upon the information provided in Patient Presentation, does this patient need a transfusion?
      • Was transfusion appropriate in this circumstance?
    • Transfusion Strategies for Acute Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding N Engl J Med January 3, 2013 368:11-21 Vilanueva, et. al.
    • Two Leading Health Care Quality Organizations Recommend Strategies to Minimize Overuse of Five Treatments, Including Appropriate Blood Management
    • Case 4 (August 18, 2013): Patient Presentation
      • Case 4 (August 18, 2013): Case Management Commentary – Assessment & Conclusion Part 1
      • Case 4 (August 18, 2013): Case Management Commentary – Assessment & Conclusion Part 2
      • Case 4 (August 18, 2013): Case Management Commentary Objective Data
      • Case 4 (August 18, 2013): Subsequent Patient Management
      • Did the case 4 presentation provided you with new information and interesting discussion?
    • Case 5 (8/25/2013): Patient Presentation
      • Case 5 (8/25/2013): Case Management Commentary
      • Case 5 (8/25/2013): Subsequent Patient Management
    • Announcement from Better Blood Use: Case 6 is posted
    • Announcement from Better Blood Use: Case 6 and 7
    • Case 6 (9/01/2013): Patient Presentation
      • Case 6 (9/01/2013): Case Management Commentary
      • Case 6 (9/01/2013): Subsequent Patient Management
    • Case 7 (9/08/2013): Patient Presentation
      • Case 7 (9/08/2013): Management Commentary
      • Case 7 (9/08/2013): Subsequent Patient Management
    • Case 8 (9/22/2013): Patient Presentation
      • Case 8 (9/22/2013): Case Management Commentary
      • Case 8 (9/22/2013): Subsequent Patient Management
    • Case 9 (9/29/13): Patient Presentation
      • Case 9 (9/29/2013): Case Management Commentary
      • Case 9 (9/29/2013): Subsequent Patient Management
    • Case 10 (October 22, 2013): Patient Presentation

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Two Leading Health Care Quality Organizations Recommend Strategies to Minimize Overuse of Five Treatments, Including Appropriate Blood Management

August 3, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

Two Leading Health Care Quality Organizations Recommend Strategies to… jointcommission.org (OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill. – JULY 10, 2013) – America’s top health care experts are recommending a series of specific strategies to…Continue readingTwo Leading Health Care Quality Organizations Recommend Strategies to Minimize Overuse of Five Treatments, Including Appropriate Blood Management…Continue readingTwo Leading Health Care Quality Organizations Recommend Strategies to Minimize Overuse of Five Treatments, Including Appropriate Blood Management

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First Case July 29, 2013 Final Case Critique

August 2, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

This is a link to the final chart critique store on box.net: https://app.box.com/s/8sfi268icb9y1y7qu7ip Click the download on box.net to fully view the case summary and critiques. Objective data from chart:…Continue readingFirst Case July 29, 2013 Final Case Critique…Continue readingFirst Case July 29, 2013 Final Case Critique

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Was transfusion appropriate in this circumstance?

August 2, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

 Definitely Yes  Yes, probably  Uncertain  No  Definitely No…Continue readingWas transfusion appropriate in this circumstance?

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First Case July 29, 2013: Subsequent Case Management

August 1, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

This is a link to the subsequent case management: https://app.box.com/s/0myodbe8apfgbyekepq9 Click the link to access the file, then download file to your computer to view case in full. This patient…Continue readingFirst Case July 29, 2013: Subsequent Case Management…Continue readingFirst Case July 29, 2013: Subsequent Case Management

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First Case: Does this patient need a transfusion?

July 31, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

 Absolutely not.  No, watchful waiting.  PRBC, 1 unit  PRBC, 2 units  Unsure.…Continue readingFirst Case: Does this patient need a transfusion?

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Elderly female with known metastatic CA of ? Gyn origine, bladder catherer dependent, presents with weakness, fell down, and mild anemia and presumed dehydration. I am not finding the vital…

July 30, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

signs in the data page but see this elderly lady with CAD was given a 500 cc bolus of NSS which would presumable drop her HgB from the initial 9.7…Continue readingElderly female with known metastatic CA of ? Gyn origine, bladder catherer dependent, presents with weakness, fell down, and mild anemia and presumed dehydration. I am not finding the vital……Continue readingElderly female with known metastatic CA of ? Gyn origine, bladder catherer dependent, presents with weakness, fell down, and mild anemia and presumed dehydration. I am not finding the vital…

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First Case: This is an 84 female patient admitted through the emergency room with generalized weakness, fever, chills, likely urinary tract infection and likely metastatic lung masses.

July 29, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

Review the case abstract by clicking on or copying and pasting this box.com link into your browser. Once you have accessed the link, select the Download button to view the…Continue readingFirst Case: This is an 84 female patient admitted through the emergency room with generalized weakness, fever, chills, likely urinary tract infection and likely metastatic lung masses.…Continue readingFirst Case: This is an 84 female patient admitted through the emergency room with generalized weakness, fever, chills, likely urinary tract infection and likely metastatic lung masses.

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Welcome to the Better Blood Use Forum for Case Discussion!

July 1, 2013Columbia Healthcare Analytics

I am very pleased to welcome you to the Better Blood Use Forum for Case Discussion. We will regularly post interesting case studies from our review files. Participants will be…Continue readingWelcome to the Better Blood Use Forum for Case Discussion!…Continue readingWelcome to the Better Blood Use Forum for Case Discussion!

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