The contents of the informed consent form for blood transfusion treatment include the patient's name, gender, age, subject, medical record number, diagnosis, blood transfusion indications, components to be transfused, relevant examination results before blood transfusion, blood transfusion risks and possible adverse consequences, patient's signature and signature, doctor's signature and date. legal ground
Article 25 of the Basic Specification for Medical Record Writing
Informed consent of blood transfusion treatment means that before blood transfusion, the attending physician informs the patient about the blood transfusion, and the patient signs the medical document whether or not to agree to blood transfusion. The contents of the informed consent form for blood transfusion treatment include the patient's name, gender, age, subject, medical record number, diagnosis, blood transfusion indications, components to be transfused, relevant examination results before blood transfusion, blood transfusion risks and possible adverse consequences, patient's signature and signature, doctor's signature and date. To apply for blood transfusion, the attending physician shall fill in the Clinical Blood Transfusion Application Form one by one, and send it to the blood transfusion department (blood bank) for blood preparation before the scheduled blood transfusion date after being approved and signed by the attending physician. Before blood transfusion treatment, the obligation of the hospital determines that before blood transfusion treatment, the attending physician should explain the adverse reactions of allogeneic blood transfusion and the possibility of blood-borne diseases to the patients or their families, obtain the consent of the patients or their families, and sign the consent form for blood transfusion treatment. The Consent of Blood Transfusion Treatment was included in the medical record. Emergency blood transfusion for coma patients without family members' signatures should be reported to the hospital functional department or the competent leader for approval, filed and recorded in the medical records.