Évaluation des connaissances médicales transfusionnelles dans 14 établissements publics de santé

Gouëzec, H.; Bergoin, V.; Betbeze, Véronique; Bourcier, Véronique; Damais, A.; Drouet, N.; Ducroz, S.; Fialon, P.; Huchet, C.; Lassale, B.; Léo, S.; Lovi, V.; Niger, Catherine Le; Moron, S.; Renom, P.; Weiller, J; Turmel, Valérie

doi:10.1016/j.tracli.2007.05.004

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“…The rate of correct answers (RCA) ranged from 14 to 89%. The mean weighted score was 62% [13]. In a questionnaire-based survey on evaluation of health care workers' knowledge in north India, the authors found that knowledge of those having more experience, working at urban blood centers, and received additional training was significantly higher [14].…”

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Assessment of Impact of Training in Improving Knowledge of Blood Transfusion among Clinicians

Kaur¹,

Kaur²,

Kaur³

et al. 2014

Transfus Med Hemother

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Background: Blood is a precious resource that needs to be prescribed, handled, stored and transfused as per guidelines to ensure recipient safety. The present study aims to assess the basic knowledge of clinicians pertaining to safe transfusion practice, impart relevant training, and assess the impact of such training programs. Methods: A total of 25 fresh bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery graduates were enrolled for the study. The participants were given a pre-assessment questionnaire related to the entire transfusion chain followed by interactive training of the participants and post-training re-assessment. Results: The mean score in the pre-training assessment was 51% while in the post-training assessment the mean score was 85.4%; the difference was statistically significant. There were significant differences in knowledge pertaining to storage temperature, shelf life of red cells and platelets, alternate group choice for fresh frozen plasma, and documentation of transfusion reaction. The participants had inadequate knowledge pertaining to cross-match procedure and management of transfusion reactions. Conclusion: The study assessed the knowledge and awareness of clinicians regarding blood transfusion practice. Mandatory training and inclusion of transfusion medicine as a subject at undergraduate level can help in improving transfusion practice and ensuring recipient safety.

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Assessment of Impact of Training in Improving Knowledge of Blood Transfusion among Clinicians

Kaur¹,

Kaur²,

Kaur³

et al. 2014

Transfus Med Hemother

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“…La quantité de CGR prescrite a été jugée conforme dans 89% des cas. Une autre étude multicentrique réalisée en 2006 par le GHCOH portait sur l'évaluation des connaissances médicales en transfusion au moyen d'un questionnaire comprenant 35 questions réparties par thème (produits sanguins, immuno-hématologie, prescription, pratique, interprétation de contrôles ultimes) [6]. Elle a montré des taux de bonnes réponses concernant le thème de la prescription variant entre 14 et 94%, avec notamment un taux de bonnes réponses de 43% concernant la prescription de CGR phénotypés chez la femme jeune en période d'activité génitale et de 40% pour la prescription de CGR phénotypés et compatibilisés en cas de recherche d'agglutinines irrégulières positive.…”

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Pertinence des prescriptions de concentrés de globules rouges par le médecin urgentiste avant et après la mise en place d’un protocole

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Niger

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Transfusion Clinique et Biologique

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Are Healthcare Professionals Adequately Trained for Safe Blood Transfusions? Targeted Training to Bridge Knowledge Gaps

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Chouchene,

Gaaloul

et al. 2024

Indian J Hematol Blood Transfus

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Évaluation des connaissances médicales transfusionnelles dans 14 établissements publics de santé

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Assessment of Impact of Training in Improving Knowledge of Blood Transfusion among Clinicians

Assessment of Impact of Training in Improving Knowledge of Blood Transfusion among Clinicians

Pertinence des prescriptions de concentrés de globules rouges par le médecin urgentiste avant et après la mise en place d’un protocole

Are Healthcare Professionals Adequately Trained for Safe Blood Transfusions? Targeted Training to Bridge Knowledge Gaps

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