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Developing an eLearning tool formalizing in YAWL the guidelines used in a transfusion medicine service
Paola Russo1, Miriam Piazza, Giorgio Leonardi
1Transfusion Medicine Service, Melegnano Hospital, Vizzolo Predabissi, Italy.
Abstract:
The blood transfusion is a complex activity subject to a high risk of eventually fatal errors. The development and application of computer-based systems could help reducing the error rate, playing a fundamental role in the improvement of the quality of care. This poster presents an under development eLearning tool formalizing the guidelines of the transfusion process. This system, implemented in YAWL (Yet Another Workflow Language), will be used to train the personnel in order to improve the efficiency of care and to reduce errors.
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