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What is your method of measuring competency of RNs who administer blood transfusions? Is a quota within a certain time frame required on an annual basis? A skills lab? etc. How do your nurses achieve and then maintain and document competency with this procedure?

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We use skills validation and record review for blood transfusions. Since documentation is all one on one flowsheet its not difficult to trend.

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