A complete transfusion-medicine service, already inside Veona. Donor management, group-matched inventory, crossmatch, and bedside transfusion on one patient record. No separate blood-bank system to license, host, or integrate.
Veona Blood Bank is a full transfusion-medicine service built into the same platform as the chart, the laboratory, billing, and stock. Register and screen donors, produce and quarantine units, clear them through transfusion-transmissible-infection screening, crossmatch against a recipient, issue under sign-off, and transfuse at the bedside with a two-person check and a full vitals timeline. Every step is traceable back to the donor and forward to the patient.
Register voluntary, family-replacement, autologous, directed, and apheresis donors on their own register, separate from the patient master index. Capture the eligibility questionnaire, haemoglobin, and vitals, then accept, defer, or permanently defer with a recorded reason and a defer-until date. Donation captures volume, method, and the collecting phlebotomist.
One human subject, kept distinct from the patient index, with screening history, deferrals, and cumulative donation count.
A unit is not a fungible stock lot. Each carries its ABO and Rh group, component type, single-unit identity, storage location, and expiry. Selection is first-expiry-first-out within the matched group and component, so the right unit is always offered first. Every unit traces up to its donation and donor, and forward to the patient it is transfused to.
Units by group, component, expiry, status, and location, with near-expiry and low-stock-by-group surfaced.
Every new unit starts in quarantine. Transfusion-transmissible-infection screening for HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis, and malaria is signed out, and only when all markers are non-reactive does the unit release to available. Any reactive marker discards the affected units, flags the donor, and triggers a lookback across every recipient already reached.
The signed infection-screening verdict is the gate that flips a unit from quarantine to available.
A clinician requests by indication and urgency; the blood bank types and screens the recipient, crossmatches candidate units, reserves the compatible ones, and issues under an electronic-signature sign-off with a cold-chain checkout. At the bedside, a two-person check and a vitals-monitoring timeline run alongside the medication record, and any adverse event raises a haemovigilance reaction.
Request, crossmatch, issue, and administration on one signed chain, charted on the patient timeline.
Register, screen, defer, and record donations with cumulative history.
Split a donation into whole blood, red cells, plasma, platelets, and cryoprecipitate.
First-expiry-first-out selection within the matched ABO, Rh, and component.
TTI markers signed out as the gate from quarantine to available.
Immediate-spin, AHG, electronic, and saline methods, each a signed decision.
Signed, audited uncrossmatched issue for emergency and massive transfusion.
Two-person check and a vitals timeline alongside the medication record.
Reaction reporting, investigation, and lookback on a recall worklist.
Near-expiry sweeps and low-stock-by-group alerts against par levels.
A screened donor gives blood, and the donation is produced into units that enter quarantine.
Infection screening is signed out. When every marker is non-reactive, units release to available.
A clinician requests by indication and urgency. The blood bank types, screens, and crossmatches candidate units.
Compatible units are reserved, issued under sign-off, and transfused with a two-person bedside check.
Deployed on-premise on the LAN, donor screening, inventory, and issue keep running when the internet drops.
The blood bank shares the same patient record as the chart, the laboratory, and billing, so there is no separate system to license or interface.
Quarantine, infection screening, signed crossmatch, two-person bedside checks, and full vein-to-vein traceability are part of the workflow, not an add-on.
No. Veona Blood Bank is a full transfusion-medicine module built into the same platform as the chart, the laboratory, billing, and stock. There is nothing separate to license, host, or integrate.
Every unit starts in quarantine and is only released to available once transfusion-transmissible-infection screening is signed out with all markers non-reactive. A reactive result discards the affected units, flags the donor, and triggers a lookback across recipients.
Administration runs alongside the medication record with a two-person check at the bedside and a vitals-monitoring timeline. Any adverse event raises a haemovigilance reaction tied to the unit and the patient.
Yes. The typing, antibody-screen, and infection-screening tests run through Veona Labs, and their results flow into the blood bank, so Blood Bank is licensed alongside Labs in the Hospital and Network editions.
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