Sharing page under Facilities sharing data with me. You or the sharing facility can remove this access at any time from this page. 3.4 Inventory Component Details Screen and Fate From the Inventory Component details screen it is possible to select multiple units (of the same type) to directly apply a Fate episode to. To get to the Component Details screen, first go to the BloodNet Inventory Dashboard. From here, click on the quantity of the Unit Type you would like to see more details about. For example, O Negative Red Cells. This can be done for your units or those of shared facilities. This will take you to the Inventory Component Details page. Here, the issue notes, order number, donation/lot numbers and expiry information will be displayed in tabular format. Note: clicking on the issue note or order number of a unit will take you to the relevant issue note or order, but only for units at your facility. To auto-generate a Fate episode for multiple units of this type, tick the boxes of the units down the right-hand side. Note: Only units of your facility can be selected in this way. Once you have selected the units you want to apply Fate to, go to the bottom of the page and select the Fate type from the Next Action drop-down menu. Then click Go. This will generate a new Fate episode with these unit details pre-populated, the details of which you can then fill out as per usual practice. 3.5 Shared Inventory Search Once you have shared data with other facilities, it becomes possible to do a Shared Inventory Search. This search is useful when trying to find desired units at linked facilities for quick transfers and better inventory management. To search shared inventory: over Inventory and select Shared Inventory Search. The only mandatory on the search page is the Component field, marked with an asterisk. All other fields are optional, but will further refine the search. Enter your requirements and click Search Components. From the search results you will see any matching units within the search parameters given. Details listed include antigens, modifiers, blood group and donation number, as well as the expiry. The contact details of the facility to whom the unit belongs are also displayed, in case you would like to request they transfer the unit to you.
Sharing page under Facilities sharing data with me. You or the sharing facility can remove this access at any time from this page. 3.4 Inventory Component Details Screen and Fate From the Inventory Component details screen it is possible to select multiple units (of the same type) to directly apply a Fate episode to. To get to the Component Details screen, first go to the BloodNet Inventory Dashboard. From here, click on the quantity of the Unit Type you would like to see more details about. For example, O Negative Red Cells. This can be done for your units or those of shared facilities. This will take you to the Inventory Component Details page. Here, the issue notes, order number, donation/lot numbers and expiry information will be displayed in tabular format. Note: clicking on the issue note or order number of a unit will take you to the relevant issue note or order, but only for units at your facility. To auto-generate a Fate episode for multiple units of this type, tick the boxes of the units down the right-hand side. Note: Only units of your facility can be selected in this way. Once you have selected the units you want to apply Fate to, go to the bottom of the page and select the Fate type from the Next Action drop-down menu. Then click Go. This will generate a new Fate episode with these unit details pre-populated, the details of which you can then fill out as per usual practice. 3.5 Shared Inventory Search Once you have shared data with other facilities, it becomes possible to do a Shared Inventory Search. This search is useful when trying to find desired units at linked facilities for quick transfers and better inventory management. To search shared inventory: over Inventory and select Shared Inventory Search. The only mandatory on the search page is the Component field, marked with an asterisk. All other fields are optional, but will further refine the search. Enter your requirements and click Search Components. From the search results you will see any matching units within the search parameters given. Details listed include antigens, modifiers, blood group and donation number, as well as the expiry. The contact details of the facility to whom the unit belongs are also displayed, in case you would like to request they transfer the unit to you.
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