Compliance of hand written transfusion requisition form and improvement after online request - a clinical audit.

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2020
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Abstract
To assess the compliance of healthcare personnel with regard to sending completely filled transfusion requisition forms.The audit was conducted at Aga Khan University Hospital, Karachi, and comprised requisition slips received at the hospital blood bank from September 2014 to February 2015. The British Committee for Standards in Haematology guidelines was used as the standard. Percentage of each variable on the proforma was analsyed. Rating <50% for each form was defined as "needs improvement", 51-99% as "good compliance" and 100% as "excellent compliance". After implementing strategies to increase awareness and the launching of an online transfusion requisition form, a re-audit of physician compliance was done from February to April 2016 and the results were compared with the initial audit.. Data was analysed using SPSS 21.The audit and the re-audit both comprised 1000 transfusion requisition forms each. In the audit, The sum of total scores of all the transfusion requisition forms was 4911, indicating a compliance rate of 46.9%, while the corresponding numbers in the re-audit were 10000 and 100%.The implementation of online blood transfusion requisition system had a positive impact on compliance rate.
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Authors Nasir, Nadia;Shaikh, Mohammad Usman;Ali, Natasha;Hussain, Shabneez;
Journal jpma the journal of the pakistan medical association
Year 2020
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10.5455/JPMA.14958
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Keywords
haemo-vigilance, clinical audit, transfusion requisition form, online transfusion requisition system.

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