You get what you need: Implementation of electronic remote blood refrigerators to reduce inefficiencies in blood product allocation and massive transfusion protocol overactivation

Increased accessibility of blood products to clinicians through remote blood refrigerators led to improved efficiency in our blood product allocation process and substantially reduced the rate of massive transfusion protocol overactivation.

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American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Published
2026-01-05
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https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcp/aqag003
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Blood transfusion and management
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You get what you need: Implementation of electronic remote blood refrigerators to reduce inefficiencies in blood product allocation and massive transfusion protocol overactivation

Xiomara Fernandez, S Husami, Navitha Woddor, Stevephen Hung
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
Blood transfusion and management
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You get what you need: Implementation of electronic remote blood refrigerators to reduce inefficiencies in blood product allocation and massive transfusion protocol overactivation

Xiomara Fernandez, S Husami, Navitha Woddor, Stevephen Hung
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Abstract

Increased accessibility of blood products to clinicians through remote blood refrigerators led to improved efficiency in our blood product allocation process and substantially reduced the rate of massive transfusion protocol overactivation.

American Journal of Clinical PathologyVol. 165(2)
George Washington University Hospital (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 53%
Blood transfusion and management
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