an analysis of the role of nursing in the blood bank successful blood collection work（分析护理的角色在血库成功采血工作）.docVIP

An analysis of the role of nursing in the blood bank successful blood collection work Abstract: Objective: To investigate the comprehensive care management work in the blood bank successful blood collection method: collecting unpaid blood donors in the city in January 2006 - December sample donors in January 2008, did not conduct a comprehensive care management, city blood bank from January 2008 to establish a comprehensive care management system. Results: The two-time observation, care management, blood scrap rate dropped from 4.7% to 2.0% in 2008, the comparison showed significant differences Conclusions: The comprehensive care in the blood bank blood collection effectively reduce blood scrap rate, not only scientific use of the limited resources of the blood, but also to minimize the occurrence of diseases spread by blood transfusion. Keywords: comprehensive care management, blood, blood, blood banks, blood scrap rate As we all know, the blood bank is a special medical institutions, the quality of blood is the lifeline of the whole process of blood collection and supply is the key to guarantee the quality of blood lifeline [1]. My city blood bank, according to the requirements of the regulations, from January 2008 to establish a comprehensive care management system, and introduces the idea of #8203;#8203;comprehensive care management, and discuss the problems encountered in the practical work and implement the key point to develop a continuous improvement measures to further improve the blood bank’s comprehensive care management system for blood donation , transfusion recipients, employees and the community to provide a safer, more efficient service, and achieved good results [2] are as follows. 1 objects and methods 1.1 The object of study Select the city in January 2006 -2010 in December a total of 2400 people participate in blood donation, blood donors blood donation amount 200mL or 400mL offer whole blood for more than six months apart, an