Inventory data will be provided on a Your hospital provides inventory data to the National Blood regular and timely basis to assist in Authority through BloodNet supply and demand planning, especially in times of national Your hospital agrees to provide inventory data on request by the shortages National Blood Authority Ordering and receipt verification Our hospital retains documentation of blood and blood products process will be in place to provide receipted and fate of product for 20 years adequate accountability The use, management and administration of blood and blood products is in a manner consistent with national evidence based guidelines where available Your hospital has a program to support implementation of Patient Blood Management (PBM) Guidelines, including but not limited to: All blood products are used in a clinically appropriate manner in Allocation of resources to support this program; and accord with relevant professional Incorporation of PBM principles, guidelines and strategies guidelines and standards within our clinical training and teaching programs; and A strategy implemented to avoid unnecessary transfusions, which may include pre-transfusion anaemia management, order vetting, single unit policy, and intra-operative cell salvage For queries, please contact: National Blood Authority 13 000 BLOOD (13 000 25663) Locked Bag 8430 Canberra ACT 2601 charter@blood.gov.au
Inventory data will be provided on a regular and timely basis to assist in supply and demand planning, especially in times of national shortages Your hospital provides inventory data to the National Blood Authority through BloodNet Your hospital agrees to provide inventory data on request by the National Blood Authority Ordering and receipt verification process will be in place to provide adequate accountability Our hospital retains documentation of blood and blood products receipted and fate of product for 20 years All blood products are used in a clinically appropriate manner in accord with relevant professional guidelines and standards The use, management and administration of blood and blood products is in a manner consistent with national evidence based guidelines where available Your hospital has a program to support implementation of Patient Blood Management (PBM) Guidelines, including but not limited to: Allocation of resources to support this program; and Incorporation of PBM principles, guidelines and strategies within our clinical training and teaching programs; and A strategy implemented to avoid unnecessary transfusions, which may include pre-transfusion anaemia management, order vetting, single unit policy, and intra-operative cell salvage For queries, please contact: National Blood Authority 13 000 BLOOD (13 000 25663) Locked Bag 8430 Canberra ACT 2601 charter@blood.gov.au