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Haemovigilance is evolving globally, incorporating new data sources like wearables and patient outcomes. This ensures safety with emerging blood products and transfusion alternatives.

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Adverse reactions Blood transfusion Haemovigilance Patient safety

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Area of Science:

Medicine
Public Health
Biotechnology

Background:

Haemovigilance, the surveillance of blood product safety, has over 40 years of international experience.
Continuous development is essential to adapt to evolving healthcare landscapes and transfusion practices.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the global scope and activities of current haemovigilance systems.
To explore preparedness for new blood products and alternative therapies.
To examine advancements in data acquisition and analysis for haemovigilance.

Main Methods:

Literature review of international haemovigilance practices.
Analysis of emerging trends in transfusion medicine and data technology.
Exploration of future challenges and opportunities in blood product safety.

Main Results:

Haemovigilance systems are expanding globally with diverse activities.
Preparation for novel blood products and transfusion alternatives is a key focus.
New data acquisition tools, including patient-reported outcomes and wearable technology, are being integrated.

Conclusions:

Haemovigilance must adapt to incorporate new technologies and therapies.
Enhanced data analysis and communication are crucial for effective blood product safety.
International collaboration remains vital for advancing global haemovigilance efforts.