SCCM Resource Library-Research Priorities and Implementation in TAXI-CAB

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Dr. Kenneth Remy from University Hospitals in Cleveland and Rainbow Babies and Children's Case Western University School of Medicine presents the research priorities and implementation of the Taxi Cab Control and Avoidance of Bleeding Initiative. This initiative aims to develop evidence-based guidelines and consensus statements to guide transfusion and blood management practices. The expert panel convened for two years to evaluate the medical literature and develop guidelines, which were recently published in the Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Journal. The panel identified research priorities in various areas, including laboratory measures for transfusion guidance, product characteristics, traumatic brain injury, trauma, cardiac surgery, ECMO, oncology and stem cell transplantation, liver failure and transplantation, sepsis and DIC, invasive procedures, and non-cardiac surgery. The research priorities focus on understanding bleeding and blood loss, mechanisms of efficacy and harm in transfusions, risk-benefit ratios, and optimal dosing and timing of transfusions. Implementation of these recommendations will require education, local consensus discussions, and feedback-based systems.

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Hematology, Pediatrics, Quality and Patient Safety, 2022

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The TAXI-CAB initiative assessed current literature with the goal of generating evidence-based recommendations and guidelines for plasma and platelet transfusion practices in critically ill children.

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Hematology

Knowledge Area Pediatrics

Knowledge Area Quality and Patient Safety

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag Transfusion

Tag Pediatrics

Tag Evidence Based Medicine

Year 2022

Keywords

Taxi Cab Control and Avoidance of Bleeding Initiative

evidence-based guidelines

transfusion and blood management practices

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Journal

research priorities

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