Enhancing Blood Usage in Hospitals: A Data-Driven Review

Is Our Hospital
Using Blood
Wisely?
Data Review
Using Blood Wisely 
(UBW)
 
is a national initiative of Choosing Wisely
Canada, in collaboration with Canadian Blood Services.
Aim: 
To decrease inappropriate red blood cell (RBC) transfusions in
Canada
What is Using Blood Wisely?
Hospital Challenge:
1)
Spot Audit – Check to meet benchmarks
2)
Benchmarks not met? Implement UBW QI 
initiative to
help your hospital achieve these results
3)
Meet benchmarks - become a Using Blood Wisely
Hospital
UBW Benchmarks
 At least 
65% 
of red blood cell transfusion
episodes are single unit, and
 At least 
80%
 of inpatient red blood cell
transfusion have a pre-transfusion Hb 80g/L or less
Meet benchmarks and maintain for at least 4 months–
become a designated 
Using Blood Wisely Hospital!
If benchmarks not met but absolute 20% improvement
in both metrics, receive recognition
Spot Audit Results:
Where Did We Start?
[Note interventions, processes, etc. that are being implemented at your
site to reduce inappropriate RBC transfusions]
What is our Hospital Doing?
[x months post-spot audit]
Post Intervention
[Include any other graphs, run charts, table, etc. of your hospital’s audit
data to show progress towards the benchmarks]
Post-Intervention
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Explore the initiative "Using Blood Wisely" in Canadian hospitals, aimed at reducing inappropriate red blood cell transfusions. Learn about benchmarks, interventions, and post-intervention results to optimize blood usage efficiently.

  • Blood Transfusion
  • Hospital Quality Improvement
  • Healthcare Data Review
  • Using Blood Wisely Initiative
  • Reducing Red Blood Cell Transfusions

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  1. Is Our Hospital Using Blood Wisely? Data Review

  2. What is Using Blood Wisely? Using Blood Wisely (UBW)is a national initiative of Choosing Wisely Canada, in collaboration with Canadian Blood Services. Aim: To decrease inappropriate red blood cell (RBC) transfusions in Canada Hospital Challenge: 1) Spot Audit Check to meet benchmarks 2) Benchmarks not met? Implement UBW QI initiative to help your hospital achieve these results 3) Meet benchmarks - become a Using Blood Wisely Hospital

  3. UBW Benchmarks At least 65% of red blood cell transfusion episodes are single unit, and At least 80% of inpatient red blood cell transfusion have a pre-transfusion Hb 80g/L or less Meet benchmarks and maintain for at least 4 months become a designated Using Blood Wisely Hospital! If benchmarks not met but absolute 20% improvement in both metrics, receive recognition

  4. Where Did We Start? Spot Audit Results: At least 80% of inpatient red blood cell transfusion have a pre- transfusion Hb 80g/L or less At least 65% of red blood cell transfusion episodes are single unit Percentage of single unit transfusion episodes Percentage Transfusions Hb 80 g/L or less % %

  5. What is our Hospital Doing? [Note interventions, processes, etc. that are being implemented at your site to reduce inappropriate RBC transfusions]

  6. Post Intervention [x months post-spot audit] At least 80% of inpatient red blood cell transfusion have a pre- transfusion Hb 80g/L or less At least 65% of red blood cell transfusion episodes are single unit Percentage of single unit transfusion episodes Percentage Transfusions Hb 80 g/L or less % %

  7. Post-Intervention [Include any other graphs, run charts, table, etc. of your hospital s audit data to show progress towards the benchmarks]

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