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blood product availabilityFrom: Efrain Ramirez MD (eramirez@icepr.com)Thu May 14 14:58:32 1998
It has happened in other forums....no one answers....there are some referrals to the AABB..I wrote to them...no answers. I think that the medico-legal implications are too much of a burden and I do understand. I'll will post it again anyway. "Are there any guidelines and/or standards regarding the availabilty of blood products in a hospital setting? Let us say that a given hospital is doing 300 deliveries per month. What is the minimun/maximun time allowed to have compatible blood products available for emergency transfusion? "
-- Efrain Ramirez MD FACOG
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