82 Chapter 2 Appendix D – Overview of literature regarding the historical trends and drivers (Continued) Number Authors Year Title Trend in blood demand Driver: Cost 54 Menkis, A. H. M., J.; Cheng, D.C.H.; Fitzgerald, D.C.; Freedman, J.J.; Gao, C.; Koster, A.; Mackenzie, G. S.; Murphy, G. J; Spiess, B.; Ad, N. 2012 Drug, Devices, Technologies, and Techniques for Blood Management in Minimally Invasive and Conventional Cardiothoracic Surgery No specific trends. Consensus statement summarizing cardiac surgery studies with intention to reduce allogeneic blood transfusion 55 Mulcahy, A. W. K., K. A.; Briscombe, B.; Uscher-Pines, L.; Chaturvedi, R.; Case, S. R.; Hlávka, J.; Miller, B.M. 2016 Toward a sustainable blood supply in the US Decreased x 56 Murphy (Convenor), M. F. A., C. L. J.; Chapman, J. F.; Lumley, J. S. ; McClelland, D. B. L. ; Stockley, R. ; Thomas, D. ; Wilkinson, J.; Bruce, M.; Duguid, J.; Kelsey, P.; Knowles, S. M.; Williamson, L. M. 1999 The administration of blood and blood components and the management of transfused patients. British Committee for Standards in Haematology, Blood Transfusion Task Force. Royal College of Nursing and the Royal College of Surgeons of England No specific blood trend, but provides overall recommendations for hemovigilance 57 Nollet, K. E. 2012 International trends in transfusion therapy No specific trends in blood demand, yet other trends in safety and organization factors 58 Patterson, J. A. R., C. L.; Taylor, L. K.; Ford, J. B. 2014 Reporting postpartum haemorrhage with transfusion: a comparison of NSW birth and hospital data Increased
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