International validation of harmonized definitions for complications of blood donations
Transfusion2018Vol. 58(11), pp. 2589–2595
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Kevin J. Land, Mary Townsend, Mindy Goldman, Barbee Whitaker, Gabriela Perez, Johanna C. Wiersum‐Osselton
Abstract
The use of standardized terms in the donor setting serves to increase focus on donor safety, facilitate conversation, foster exchange of information, and frame questions for future research. Overall, the definitions provide adequate coverage of donor reactions; however, some terms require clarification. Severity grading and imputability and other optional terms need clear and objective definitions and instructions on when and how to use them. Additional feedback and final recommendations are summarized in this report.
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