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Physicians are maintaining that nurses can get the consent because they are the ones administering the blood -- as opposed to surgery where it is the physician performing the surgery.
All patients receiving a blood transfusion need to give fully informed consent. This can be given verbally but needs to be documented in their notes. Obtaining consent for any procedure involves discussing the benefits, possible risks and any available alternatives.
All patients receiving a blood transfusion need to give fully informed consent. This can be given verbally but needs to be documented in their notes. Obtaining consent for any procedure involves discussing the benefits, possible risks and any available alternatives.
Patients should be fully informed of the reasons for blood transfusion, its benefits, risks and alternatives, and give their consent.
Physicians are maintaining that nurses can get the consent because they are the ones administering the blood -- as opposed to surgery where it is the physician performing the surgery.
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Patients should be fully informed of the reasons for blood transfusion, its benefits, risks and alternatives, and give their consent.
Consent is required the first time that a transfusion is required for a patient in the medical center. For an inpatient, a consent form is valid for one admission. In an outpatient setting, the consent form is valid for the duration of the planned treatment up to one year after signature.
Informed consent should be obtained prior to all blood and blood product transfusions, except in emergency situations. Informed consent for blood transfusion is a requirement of The Joint Commission as well as AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks).

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