Patient blood management (PBM) is an evidence-based, multidisciplinary approach to caring for patients who might need a blood transfusion. PBM encompasses all aspects of the transfusion decision-making process, beginning with the initial patient evaluation and continuing through clinical management. These techniques are designed to ensure optimal patient outcomes, while maintaining the blood supply to guarantee that blood components are available for patients when they are needed.
AABB is a global leader in providing PBM education and resources. AABB’s resources help hospitals build evidence-based PBM programs that personalize blood transfusion to improve patient outcomes.
Learn how to start or operationalize your PBM program in this expert-led series. Member registration is complimentary thanks to the generous support of Haemonetics Corporation.
The Transfusion Safety (TS) and Patient Blood Management Subsection brings together program leaders and PBM experts to share information and help one another.
The Standards for a Patient Blood Management Program help facilities that are implementing or enhancing PBM efforts to have a solid foundation for maintaining and optimizing the care of patients who may or may not need transfusion.
AABB and The Joint Commission (TJC) have teamed up to offer Patient Blood Management Certification. This voluntary hospital certification is open to TJC-accredited hospitals.
Comment Period Opens for Proposed Fifth Edition of Standards for a Patient Blood Management Program
11/08/2024
New ‘PBM Column’ Examines Platelet Needs in Antiplatelet Therapy for Patients With Spontaneous ICH
10/16/2024
Next Global Transfusion Webcast to Focus on Patient Blood Management
09/23/2024
Preoperative Iron Infusions May Prevent Anemia Better Than Blood Transfusions for Some Patients
07/31/2024
Deadlines Near for Feedback on PBM and Out-of-Hospital Transfusion Standards
07/24/2024
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