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Right sample, right patient, safe transfusion.

With MAPP®, nurses have a mobile workstation that allows them to securely complete all records at the patient’s bedside, promoting greater proximity between patients and nurses and improving the quality of nursing records.

Explore the BTRAC journey

  • Prescription of blood components
  • Obtaining informed consent for transfusion
  • Updating the dashboard in the Transfusion Medicine Service
  • Nurse receives a notification on the PDA to collect the sample
  • Printing of patient identification labels
  • Sample identification
  • Sending the sample to the Transfusion Medicine Service
  • Confirmation of sample receipt by the Transfusion Medicine Service
  • Preparation of the blood component
  • Recording the dispatch of the blood component
  • Updating the dashboard on the clinical service PDA
  • Scanning the patient wristband and the blood component
  • Recording initial vital signs
  • Recording intermediate and final vital signs
  • Identification of a possible transfusion reaction
  • Monitoring transfusions and reactions by the Transfusion Medicine Service

Get to know BTRAC

Dr. Félix Sapinho Monteiro

After one year of BTRAC implementation at Cascais Hospital, we have identified two main advantages:
Real-time monitoring of the blood transfusion process and a comprehensive transfusion report containing all the details.

Dr. Félix Sapinho Monteiro Director of the Blood Bank, Cascais Hospital
Carmen Gaudêncio

BTRAC ensures that the right samples are collected from the right patients through the hospital identification wristband.
It ensures the correct matching between the patient, the sample and the blood unit. Finally, it also records vital signs throughout the entire process.

Carmen Gaudêncio Head Nurse, Cascais Hospital

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