Whole blood in the field brings a documentation burden that a spreadsheet cannot carry. Track every unit from receipt to administration with a complete, time-stamped chain of custody.
Manual logs and outdated spreadsheets leave room for error. This module gives you a centralized, automated record from the moment a unit arrives to the moment it is used.
From the moment blood products enter your inventory to the moment they are administered, every step is documented with a time-stamped history of who handled each unit, where it was stored, and when it moved.
See real-time inventory levels, monitor expiration dates, and get alerts before products expire so each unit is used effectively and waste comes down.
Log storage temperatures and flag excursions, so a unit's cold chain is documented rather than assumed.
A full ordering workflow with receipt inspections, so what was ordered, what arrived and what was accepted all reconcile.
Analyze current usage patterns to predict future needs, keeping the right products on hand and minimizing shortages.
Standing reports for expiring product and completed inspections, ready to hand to your medical director.
The blood dashboard at the start of the day. Units available, units expiring this week, critical alerts and units used today, then inventory by blood type with volume, average age and status. Receiving, administration, temperature logs and inspections are one click each.
A prehospital blood program lives or dies on documentation. This module makes the documentation a byproduct of the work instead of a second job.
Schedule your live demo today and see how the module helps you manage blood products with complete confidence.
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