Current location - Education and Training Encyclopedia - Education and training - Blood sampling and inspection system
Blood sampling and inspection system
Legal analysis: 1. Collection and examination of cross matching blood:

2. The nurse must carefully check the doctor's advice and blood transfusion application form, and carefully check the patient's bed number, name, age, gender, hospitalization number and other information.

3. When taking blood, you should check and execute the application form for blood transfusion with both hands and the labeled bedside of test tube, and strictly carry out one-on-one sample collection.

4. Blood test:

5. Take a blood collection sheet and a blood collection box to the blood bank for blood collection.

Legal basis: Measures for the Administration of Clinical Blood Use in Medical Institutions

Article 5 The Ministry of Health shall set up an expert committee for clinical blood use, whose main duties are:

(a) to assist in the formulation of relevant national systems, technical specifications and standards for clinical blood use;

(two) to assist and guide the management and quality evaluation of clinical blood use throughout the country, and promote the improvement of the level of rational clinical blood use;

(three) to assist in the investigation and analysis of major safety accidents in clinical blood use, and put forward suggestions for treatment;

(four) to undertake other tasks related to the management of clinical blood assigned by the Ministry of Health.

The Ministry of Health establishes a coordination mechanism to do a good job in the management of clinical blood use, improve the level of rational clinical blood use, and ensure the quality of blood transfusion treatment.

Article 6 The health administrative departments of the people's governments of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall set up provincial-level blood quality control centers to be responsible for the guidance, evaluation and training of the management of clinical blood in medical institutions within their respective jurisdictions.

Seventh medical institutions should strengthen the organization and management, clear job responsibilities, improve the management system.

The legal representative of a medical institution is the first responsible person for the management of blood for clinical use.

Eighth hospitals and maternal and child health centers above the second level shall set up clinical blood management committees to be responsible for the management of clinical rational blood use in their own institutions. The chairman is the president or the vice president in charge of medical treatment, and the members are the heads of medical department, blood transfusion department, anesthesiology department, major clinical departments that carry out blood transfusion treatment, nursing department, operating room and other departments. Medical and blood transfusion departments are responsible for the daily management of clinical rational use of blood.

Other medical institutions shall set up a working group for the management of clinical blood, and designate full-time (part-time) staff to be responsible for the daily management.

Ninth clinical blood management committee or clinical blood management working group shall perform the following duties:

(a) conscientiously implement the relevant laws, regulations, rules, technical specifications and standards for the management of clinical blood, formulate rules and regulations for the management of clinical blood in this institution and supervise the implementation;

(two) to evaluate and determine the key departments, key links and processes of clinical blood use;

(3) Monitoring, analyzing and evaluating blood for clinical use on a regular basis, evaluating the quality of blood for clinical use, and improving the level of rational blood use in clinic;

(four) analysis of adverse events of clinical blood use, and put forward treatment and improvement measures;

(five) to guide and popularize the development of new technologies for blood protection and blood transfusion, such as autologous blood transfusion;

(six) to undertake other tasks related to clinical blood use assigned by medical institutions.