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serological case studies interactive martin maley rci nicole thornton ibgrl chair mark williams rci bbts harrogate 2014 the interactive bit voting buttons answers anonymous discussion encouraged see this a microphone participate discussion case study 1 martin case 74 year female diagnosis pre op hb 80g l antibody screen weakly positive antibody id xm 2 units which routine initial tests abo 1 2 3 4 d rh k iat panel enzyme panel results group a rhd positive rh pheno c c both mixed field e e kmost

serological case studies interactive nicole thornton ibgrl chair mark williams rci bbts harrogate 2014 case study 2 nicole case study 2 referral 36yr pregnant female gp a r1r k dat anti d present additional weaker reactions d cells antibody hfa present case study 2 referral 36yr pregnant female gp a r1r k dat anti d present additional weaker reactions d cells antibody hfa present ideas comments about information case study 2 rh m n s s p1 lua k k kpa first panel lea leb fya fyb jka jkb unt iat p

what we about uk blood donors search bigger picture katy davison claire reynolds mariza vasconcelos su brailsford nhs blood transplant public health england epidemiology unit public health england london uk years a national surveillance scheme donor records laboratories clinical teams 2 nhsbt donors lattimore et al transfusion 2014 2 million donations 1 million individuals 2 donations per donor 2 5 donors returned 6 months age ethnic group females males variation geographical region 9 10 white b

bbts annual conference 2014 analysis outcomes anticipated regulation merlyn sayers mbbch phd carter bloodcare dallas fort worth texas university texas southwestern dallas texas the precautionary principle wake transfusion transmitted hiv epidemic canada krever commission reported action reduce risk await scientific certainty the krever commission established canadian government 1993 investigate allegations government private sector ngos allowed contaminated blood used justice horace krever 1997

leadership induction pathway developing nurse leaders chris elding head clinical standards training blood donation setting scene context change change needed feel we manage a positive way blood donation challenges 2014 cannot continue meeting demand increasing frequency donation only particular o neg modernise sessions we interact donors secure donor base future organisation structure fit purpose strengthen front line management planning exceed donor s customer service expectations improving ses