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Page 1: Transfusion medicine – laboratory management

TRANSFUSION MEDICINE –

LABORATORY MANAGEMENT

Joan MacLeod, MLT, DBA

District Technical Manager

Blood Transfusion Service

Capital Health

Halifax, Nova Scotia

March 27, 2012

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Discuss the requirements of a Quality Management System in a Blood Transfusion Service

Provision of Quality Indicators to improve Transfusion Service

LEAN management initiatives for improved Turn Around Times

Blood utilization initiatives to reduce wastage and manage inventory

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

District Service 4 Blood Transfusion Testing sites 8 Transfusion sites

Management structure: - District Medical Director – Dr Irene Sadek - District Technical Manager – Joan MacLeod - QEII HSC Supervisor - Manager Community Based Labs - Dartmouth General Supervisor - Hants Community Supervisor

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Provincial Antibody Identification Referral Service Capital Health sites - 2500 case/year - 65% Routine & 35% Complex

30 Provincial Hospitals (9 DHAs) - 400 cases/year

Staffing (FTES): 1 MLT A 1 MLTC 0.5 MLA 0.5 ClericalIncludes “on call weekend coverage” for Provincial

service

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

QEII Health Sciences Centre: Halifax Infirmary & Victoria General Sites - Dedicated Blood Transfusion staff - Main site - Automation (3 ProVues) - Antibody Identification

Staffing (FTE): 21.6 MLT A 5 MLT C (Technical Specialists) Transfusion Practice Nurse 1.5 MLA 1.0 Clerical

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Dartmouth General Hospital: Core lab staff Staffing: 17 Medical Lab Technologists (3 of 17 are BTS Key Operators)

“District BTS Management”

Hants Community Hospital: Core lab staff Staffing: 5 Medical Lab Technologists

“District BTS Management”

Pathology Informatics Analyst - Close working relationship

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE Size: Average 1000 bed Crossmatchs: 26,042 (80% electronic)

Transfusion Data (2010-2011) Red Cells: 14,877 Apheresis Platelets: 847 Buffy Coat Platelet Pools: 1,549 Apheresis Plasma: 2,352 Frozen Plasma: 345 Cryoprecipitate: 3,303 Derivatives: 25,000

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Haematopathologists - Include Director: 6

Transfusion Medicine Followship Program

Haematopathology Training Program

Pathology Training Program

Anaesthesia Resident Training

Medical Laboratory Technologist Students – Clinical

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Workload Measurement - Unit Producing Activity - Non-Service Activity

CIHI: New System in 2009

Used to determine staffing/productivity/cost per test

Challenge: Inventory Management is considered Non-Service Activity

Standardized but not implemented across Canada No Benchmarks to date

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Accreditation American Association of Blood Banks

- 1st BTS in Canada

- As of 1994 – Victoria General site

- Now District Blood Transfusion Service

- Bi-annual accreditation

Latest assessment: December 2011

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Accreditation Canada - November 2010 - Every 3 years

Standards:1) AABB: Standards for Blood Banks and

Transfusion Services. 27th Edition 2) CAN/CSA: Z902-10: Blood and Blood

Components 3) CSTM: Standards for Hospital Transfusion

Services. Version Sept 2007 “Go to highest standard”

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DOCUMENTATION

Say what you do!

Do what you say!

Document! Document! Document!

“If not, you have not done it”

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“VEIN TO VEIN” RESPONSIBILITIES

Quality of Blood, Blood Components & Derivatives on Receipt

Storage, Packing & Transport Testing: Routine & Complex Request & Dispense “ Dispense of right product to the right

patient at the right time” Transfusion nursing practice Ensure nursing transfusion competency Transfusion Documentation – Traceability Adverse Event Reporting

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE QUALITY MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM

Quality System Essentials Organization Human Resources Equipment Suppliers & Customer Issues Process Control Documents & Records Management Deviations, Non-Conformances & Adverse Events Assessments: Internal & External Process Improvement through Corrective &

Preventive Action Facilities & Safety

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ORGANIZATION Outline Organizational Structure - Overall Health Structure - Pathology & Laboratory Medicine - Blood Transfusion Service

Reporting & Accountability - Administrative & Technical

Responsibilities of Individuals

Facility Description - Service Provision

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HUMAN RESOURCES

Job Descriptions - Scope of Practice

Employee Qualifications - License to Practice

Orientation - Organization/Laboratory/Blood Transfusion

Training - Training Document

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HUMAN RESOURCES

Assessment of Competency - Training/Yearly Schedule

Continuing Education - Ongoing knowledge

Trainer Qualification - Criteria needs to be established

Professional Development - Shared Accountability

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EQUIPMENT Determine requirements for purchase - Work with Purchasing Dept &/or Vendor - RFP or RFI/ Sole Source - Budget/Capital Equipment/Emergency Replacement

Selection - Standards to met, i.e. Refrigeration equipment Installation - Vendor/Refrigeration/BioMedical/Manual

Calibration - As per manual/standards

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EQUIPMENT Validation - Validation plan

Preventive Maintenance & Repairs - Schedule: Manual and/or standards

Critical list of Equipment - Establish list: Name, Model, Serial #, ID#,

Supplier , Location, Expiry Calibration/PM

Defective Equipment - Document & archive/discard

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EQUIPMENT Storage devices for Blood, Blood

Components, Derivatives and Reagents

Alarm Systems - Local or centralized

Warming Devices for Blood & Blood Components

- BioMedical Department : Documentation - Location of devices Computer Systems - Validated computer system

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SUPPLIER & CUSTOMER ISSUES

Qualified Suppliers - Deliver Quality Product & Service

Purchase contracts - Standing orders & on demand for reagents

Service Agreements - Purchase for scheduled maintenance &

repairs - Automation (ProVues), Refrigerators, Microscopes

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SUPPLIER & CUSTOMER ISSUES

Receipt, Inspection & Testing of Incoming Supplies

- Reagent orders, inspection for shipping & quality of the products received and testing to meet established criteria

Contacts with Referral Laboratories for Services

- Referred testing to outside laboratories

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PROCESS CONTROL

Development of Standard Operating Policies, Processes and Procedures (SOPs)

- Meets standards, standardized SOPs & management approval

Change Control - Changes are documented and approved - Needs a SOP describing change control process

Information Systems - Hardware & Software validated prior to use - Upgrades

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PROCESS CONTROL Process Validation for New or Changes in

Processes or Procedures - Validate & document validation & person who

validated

Labeling Process - Document process to ensure tracking of labelling:

i.e. Thawing plasma

Proficiency Testing - Ensure outcome is as expected for test procedures - CAP Surveys, TekCheks - Determine frequency of staff compliance

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PROCESS CONTROL

Quality Control - Meets requirements - Review process - Corrective Actions

Process & Product Specifications - Meets standards

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PROCESS CONTROL

Non-Conforming Blood, Blood Components and Derivatives

- Process for staff to follow - Consult with Medical Director - Canadian Blood Service or vendor

Final Inspection & Testing - Criteria prior to release to patient

Handing, Storage, Distribution and Transport

- Storage requirements determined & maintained

- Packing for distribution & Transport

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DOCUMENT AND RECORD MANAGEMENT

Document Control process - Paper system - Electronic System (Paradigm 3)

Generate, Review, Retain & Retrieve Documents - Standardized format - Linkage of documents: SOPs, forms, Job Aides - Review and control process - Record retention schedule – standards/provincial laws

Obsolete documents - Archive process/schedule: paper/electronic

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DEVIATIONS, NON-CONFORMANCES & ADVERSE

EVENTS

Deviations to SOPs - Document deviation, reasons for deviations,

corrective action - Requires management and medical director

follow-up and/or approval - Planned or unplanned - Example: Disruption in reagent supply

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DEVIATIONS, NON-CONFORMANCES & ADVERSE

EVENTS

Non-Conformances - Tracking, trending and analysis - Blood products, reagents , equipment,

procedures - Corrective action

Systems used: - Patient Safety Reporting: Disclosure may be required - Laboratory Non-Conformances - Transfusion Error Surveillance System (TESS)

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DEVIATIONS, NON-CONFORMANCES & ADVERSE

EVENTS

Adverse Events - Related to donation (CBS) - Related to Transfusion Recipient - Serious vs Non-Service reporting structure

- Tracking, Trending and Reporting - Transfusion Transmitted Injury

Surveillance System (TTISS) - Lookback/Traceback Processes

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ASSESSMENTS: INTERNAL & EXTERNAL

Internal Assessments - Yearly schedule - Routine audits - Audits identified due to issues - Record review and/or observational audits - Review by QA Committee

External Assessments - AABB - Accreditation Canada - Peer review

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PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH CORRECTIVE & PREVENTIVE ACTION

Corrective Action - Identify deviation, non-conformance or

complaint - Review and develop action plan - Determine if effective

Preventive Action - Identify potential problem or non-conformance - Review and develop action plan - Determine if effective

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PROCESS IMPROVEMENT THROUGH CORRECTIVE &

PREVENTIVE ACTION

Identification and Action

Blood Transfusion Committee Staff Meetings QA Committee Management Team Laboratory Quality Council Laboratory Safety Committee Canadian Blood Services/Hospital

Management Committee

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FACILITIES & SAFETY Safety Program - Health Centre/Pathology & Lab Medicine

and Blood Transfusion

Hazards Assessment - Identify hazards and risk reduction actions

Reporting of Incidents, Accidents & Hazards

- Safety Committee, Occupational Health and Safety Teams and Staff

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FACILITIES & SAFETY

Safety Training for Staff - Yearly review/competence in fire drills,

WHIMS, MSDS, Safety policies

Biological Hazards - Identifcation - Disposal of hazard waste - Spills

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QUALITY INDICATORS C:T ratio - Less 2:1 - Review Maximum Surgical Blood Order (MSBO) - Specific to hospitals

Red Cell Outdates - Less than 2% - Redistribution

Turn Around Times - STATs: 1 Hour - Urgent: 3 Hours - Routine: 8 Hours

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QUALITY INDICATORS

Platelet Outdates - Provide ABO Specific and/or BMT

requirement - Challenge: Supply & 5 day shelf life

Specimen rejection rates - Less than 2% - Determine collector: MLAs vs Nurses

Blood product wastage - Natural expiry - Indate wastage

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Lean Management Initiatives Ortho P3 - Moved 3 ProVues to Front-end - 20 minute load - Standard Practice

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Dashboards – Red Cells - Reduced Red Cells outdates from 2.4% in 2009/10 to 1.2% in 2010/11 - Redistribution within district @ 14 days to outdate - Provincial initiative underway

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2010-2011 O Pos A Pos B Pos AB Pos O Neg A Neg B Neg ABNeg Total Red Cells

Rec'd

RBC Outdate

Rate O & A

Outdates B & AB

Outdates

April 3 19 1 1 7 0 0 11 42 1240 3.4% 29 13

May 2 4 4 8 7 0 0 5 30 1336 2.2% 13 17

June 0 1 1 6 18 0 0 7 33 1417 2.3% 19 14

July 2 2 0 1 23 0 3 9 40 1345 3.0% 27 13

August 0 0 0 4 1 2 1 4 12 1229 1.0% 3 9

September 2 1 0 3 7 3 2 9 27 1442 1.9% 13 14

October 0 0 2 1 12 2 2 4 23 1442 1.6% 14 9

November 0 1 0 2 6 0 7 5 21 1256 1.7% 7 14

December 0 0 0 5 15 0 2 6 28 1354 2.1% 15 13

January 0 0 3 5 19 3 3 8 41 1288 3.2% 22 19

February 0 2 0 3 9 3 5 4 26 1218 2.1% 14 12

March 0 3 0 5 0 4 0 10 22 1395 1.6% 7 15

Total 9 33 11 44 124 17 25 82 345 15962 2.2% 183 162

2011-2012 O Pos A Pos B Pos AB Pos O Neg A Neg B Neg ABNeg Total Red Cells

Rec'dRBC Outdate

Rate O & A

Outdates B & AB

Outdates

April 0 3 3 5 0 4 1 10 26 1252 2.1% 7 19

May 1 0 2 0 17 2 4 4 30 1347 2.2% 20 10

June 1 0 2 0 1 4 6 7 21 1398 1.5% 6 15

July 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 9 18 1229 1.5% 3 15

August 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 7 10 1298 0.8% 0 10

September 2 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 6 1447 0.4% 3 3

October 0 0 0 2 2 4 2 5 15 1378 1.1% 6 9

November 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 6 11 1305 0.8% 0 11

December 0 0 0 8 0 0 4 5 17 1391 1.2% 0 17

January 1 0 7 7 1 2 11 3 32 1550 2.1% 4 28

February 0 0 3 0 0 13 4 0 20 1180 1.7% 13 7

March                          

Total 5 3 18 30 21 33 40 56 206 14775 1.4% 62 144

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Lean Management Initiatives

Dashboard: Platelets - Thrombocytopenic patients (48 hrs) - District platelet supply - Platelet ordering tool

Platelet outdates Dec 2010-March 2011: 27% Platelet outdates in Sept – Oct 2011: 13.6-

15%

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BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE

Blood Track HemoSafe Refrigerators - One for Halifax Infirmary – Operating Room - One for Victoria General – outside BTS

Goals: Reduce Operating Room wastage Reduce Operating Room returns: average 40-

60% Close Victoria General BTS during Evening

shift Reduce Cooler use in Operating Room Reduction in one FTE MLTA

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QUESTIONS