Increasing Patient Safety and Efficiency in Transfusion Therapy Using Formal Process Definitions
Authors:
- Elizabeth A. HennemanEHElizabeth A. Henneman
- George S. AvruninGAGeorge S. Avrunin
- Lori A. ClarkeLCLori A. Clarke
- Leon J. OsterweilLOLeon J. Osterweil
- Chester AndrzejewskiCAChester Andrzejewski
- Karen MerriganKMKaren Merrigan
- Rachel CobleighRCRachel Cobleigh
- Kimberly FrederickKFKimberly Frederick
- Ethan Katz-BassettEKEthan Katz-Bassett
- Philip L. HennemanPHPhilip L. Henneman
- 1 January 2007
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Transfusion Medicine Reviews
- Vol. 21 (1) , 49-57
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