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BloodTrack® AutoFate
Record the Fate of Blood Units

BloodTrack AutoFate is a simple solution to the fate-of-unit problem. Using an inexpensive barcode scanner at existing nursing station computers, caregivers can record the arrival and fate of blood units with a few blood bag scans.
The blood unit arrival function is used to record the time/date of when the blood unit arrives at the nursing station.

1. Scan a valid caregiver ID to access the application
2. Scan the blood unit number and the product code barcodes
3. The unit is recorded as arrived

Instead of the blood bank presuming that the blood unit was transfused, BloodTrack AutoFate can be used to positively record the fate of the blood unit whether transfused, spiked, aborted, returned etc. (feature also available with BloodTrack Tx at the bedside).

1. Scan a valid caregiver ID to access the application
2. Select the final disposition of the blood unit from a configurable list
3. Scan the blood unit number and the product code barcodes
4. The fate-of-unit is recorded in BloodTrack and a message is sent to the blood bank system. If BloodTrack is not interfaced to the BECS/LIS then a barcoded list of transfused units can be printed and scanned into the BECS/LIS