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Fresh Component Disposition Trends and brief review of Green Phase Inventory Sharing Utilization Medical Services & Innovation October 20, 2015.

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1 Fresh Component Disposition Trends and brief review of Green Phase Inventory Sharing
Utilization Medical Services & Innovation October 20, 2015

2 Data provided by hospitals:
Blood Component and Product Disposition System - Direct data entry - Inventory and disposition Traceline - Manitoba - Data extract CTR - British Columbia - Yukon - Disposition only (does not include new data fields implemented April 2014) Data Warehouse

3 Inventory

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6 Average Daily Red Cell Demand = (transfused+outdated+wasted/365)

7 Red Blood Cells

8 Total = 746,539

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15 6867 RBC in-date discards excluding BC & Yukon

16 Platelets

17 Total = 91,936

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23 Not included: 120 units BC & Yukon

24 Plasma

25 Total = 133,584

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33 Cryoprecipitate

34 Total = 57,952

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41 Not included: 415 units BC & Yukon

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