Perioperative Bleeding Management/ Patient Blood Management

The global need for blood transfusions is increasing due to the growing numbers of surgical procedures with enlarged bleeding risk and accompanying therapies in tumor diseases. Patient Blood Management is a concept strongly recommended by the World Health Organization to be implemented by all Member States in order to avoid unnecessary blood transfusions by utilizig the patient's own reserves. PBM is an interdisciplinary cross-sectoral, mulit-modal and, in particular, patient-oriented bundle concept aimed at the appropriate reduction of transfusion rates in large surgeries and oncological diseases and aimed to the reduction of transfusion-associated complications and costs both in short-term and long-term perspectives.

Die Gerinnungsrunde 2.0 ist eine neue Weiterbildungsserie mit DFP- Punkten der Universität für Weiterbildung Krems zum Blutungsmanagement in verschiedenen klinischen Settings unter der Moderation von Prim.a Univ.- Prof.in Dr.in Sibylle Langenecker, MBA.

Der nächste Termin aus dem Zyklus findet am 12.12.2023 im Café Landtmann, 1010 Wien statt.

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