Guidelines for the Use of RFID Technology in Transfusion Medicine
Authors:
- Ralf KnelsRKRalf Knels
- Paul AshfordPAPaul Ashford
- Francois BidetFBFrancois Bidet
- Wolfgang BöckerWBWolfgang Böcker
- Lynne BriggsLBLynne Briggs
- Pia BrucePBPia Bruce
- Miklós CsöreMCMiklós Csöre
- Pat DistlerPDPat Distler
- Alfonso GutierrezAGAlfonso Gutierrez
- Ian HendersonIHIan Henderson
- Clive HohbergerCHClive Hohberger
- Jerry HolcombeJHJerry Holcombe
- 1 April 2010
- journal article
- practice guideline
- Published by Wiley in Vox Sanguinis
- Vol. 98 (s2) , 1-24
Abstract
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