Reducing the amount of blood transfused: a systematic review of behavioral interventions to change physicians' transfusion practices

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A Tinmouth, L MacDougall, D Fergusson… - Archives of internal …, 2005 - jamanetwork.com

Reducing the amount of blood transfused: a systematic review of behavioral interventions to change physicians' transfusion practices.

Stem education interventions

Fergusson, Tinmouth

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Background Transfusion services have used various techniques to reduce blood product utilization. Given the potential adverse effects of transfusions and the resources consumed in implementing strategies to reduce transfusions, there is a need to understand their effectiveness. Therefore, we performed a systematic review of the literature to examine the effectiveness of behavioral interventions to reduce blood product utilization. Methods We identified all relevant articles through the use of electronic searches of MEDLINE and …

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