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Error management in blood establishments: results of eight years of experience (2003–2010) at the Croatian Institute of Transfusion Medicine

Vuk et al., 2012

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Vuk T
Barišić M
Očić T
Mihaljević I
Šarlija D
Jukić I
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Blood transfusion

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Background. Continuous and efficient error management, including procedures from error detection to their resolution and prevention, is an important part of quality management in blood establishments. At the Croatian Institute of Transfusion Medicine (CITM), error …
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