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Medicine
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following are the topics addressed on these web pages.
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- Introduction
to Basic Problem Solving was the topic of Jackie Stanley's presentation
to the attendees at the 2007 Fall Meeting of the TABB in Nashville.
Mrs. Stanley is the Problem Investigator, Senior Associate, Six Sigma
Project Lead, American Red Cross. Read her PowerPoint presentation.
- Is it time for
16 year olds to be allowed to donate blood in Tennessee? Elizabeth
Culler, M.D. discusses this topic in her ad hoc PowerPoint presentation
delivered at the 2007 Fall Meeting of the TABB in Nashville.
- Claire Meena-Leist, M.D. at the 2007
Fall Meeting of TABB, using PowerPoint, presented the topic of Transfusion
Complications with emphasis on TRALI. Also she showed a nice case
of transfusion-transmitted babesiosis. Click
here to see this, and communicate with Dr. Meena-Leist with any
questions or comments.
- Case
Studies and Patient Management is the title of the presentation
made by Frances Scher and Joan Freeman at the 2006 Fall Meeting of
the Tennessee Association of Blood Banks. You had to be there to hear
and see the unique features used to enhance this PowerPoint show.
- At the 2006 fall meeting of the TABB,
Trish Black and Jamie Schwitzgoebel described their experience with
Maximizing Blood Inventories
with ALYX. They discussed double red cell collection using the
ALYX. Click the above link to see their animated PowerPoint presentation.
- At the 2007 spring meeting of the TABB,
Richard J. Benjamin, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of the American
Red Cross gave a presentation entitled, "Transfusion Related
Acute Lung Injury: Time to Reduce the Risk." Click
here to see this timely review of TRALI.
- Transfusion
Therapy in Sickle Cell Disease was the title of the presentation
given by Patricia Adams-Graves, MD to the Tennessee Association of
Blood Banks at the 2006 Spring Meeting. Dr. Adams-Graves is the Director
of the Diggs-Kraus Sickle Cell Center at the Regional Medical Center
in Memphis, Tennessee.
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ISBT
128: Background and Features -It has been 2 years since the TABB
heard an update of the progress in the implementation of ISBT 128.
Now in at the 2007 Spring Meeting of the TABB Erwin Cabana uses PowerPoint
to bring us up-to-date on this new bar coding system.
- At the 2007 Spring Meeting of the TABB
Lisa Edwards, MT(ASCP)SBB, Blood Bank Supervisor, Baptist Hospital,
Memphis, TN presented the topic entitled "Blood Bank Management
of Special Needs Pediatric Patients." Click
here to view her PowerPoint presentation.
- Marilyn K. Moulds presented several
interesting topics using PowerPoint at the 2006 Spring Meeting of
TABB in Memphis. Warm
autoantibodies cases studies, Monoclonal
Reagents, and a TABB
Case Study. Click on the topic of your choice to see the PowerPoint
presentation.
- Unannounced assessments (inspections)
of blood banks and transfusion services was the focus of 2 PowerPoint
presentations given at the 2006 Spring Meeting. One by Laura Lee Woods.
Click here to see her talk. The other
by Joan Freeman who discussed the same subject from a different direction
- the FISH philosophy. Click
here to see her presentation.
- At the Spring Meeting 2006 of the TABB, Kelly
Terry gave a nice PowerPoint presentation concerning the new continuing
education (CE) requirements for medical laboratory professionals to
renew or reinstate their licensure in the State of Tennessee.
Click here to see it.
TABB is indebted to the above
presenters for allowing TABB to place their PowerPoint or
PDF presentations on this website. However, the TABB does
not necessarily endorse the views and opinions expressed
by these presenters in these web pages.
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