HeyJaredLets Talk Patient Blood Management
Patient Blood Management (PBM) is the standard of care that everyone should be discussing, but few are. Sarah, MaryAnn, & Christine, expert implementation specialists in PBM, are bringing awareness to improving and managing blood health.
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Are You Really "OK"? What Doctors Are Missing About Iron Deficiency. (opens the original)
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Is iron deficiency without anemia a real diagnosis, or ismedicine turning healthy women into patients? Prof. Vernon Louw, researcher, professor, and Executive Headof the Department of Medicine at the University of Stellenbosch, is an international authority on the global burden of iron deficiency and anemia. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, he joins Sarah Walbolt, BSN RN, to takeapart a widely shared blog post arguing that raising the lower limit of normal ferritin from 15 to 30 in women
Everything We Know About Blood Transfusion Is Changing (opens the original)
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Are blood transfusions always the best option? Modern medicine is changing the way we think about blood transfusions, anemia, and surgery, and every patient should know why. In this episode of Let's Talk PBM, host Sarah is joined by Joshua Ozawa-Morriello, Nurse Practitioner, and Kelly Martin, RN, quality leader and Patient Blood Management (PBM) program expert, to explore the myths and realities surrounding blood transfusions and the growing movement toward Patient Blood Management (PBM). Toget
Surviving the Golden Hour- The Race Against Death (opens the original)
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What actually happens in the first 60 minutes after a majorinjury occurs? Trauma surgeon Dr. Erin Suydam (Allegheny Health Network) takesus inside the trauma bay to break down the "golden hour" — thecritical window where survival is decided by seconds, not hours. In this episode, Dr. Suydam explains: 🩸What happens the moment a Level 1 trauma page comes in 🩸The ABCDE primary survey trauma teams use to save lives 🩸Why "massive hemorrhage protocol" replaced "massive transfusion protocol" 🩸Hemorrhag
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