Have you ever seen a Hemoglobin level of 7.8 g/dL and felt concerned? Probably, you've thought of pulling the trigger and ordering a blood transfusion?

After all, blood transfusions are the most common procedure in clinical practice.

On today's blog, we discuss a clinician that felt the same way. You will be surprised by what physician experts say is the best approach and strategy in similar circumstances.
What Will You Learn?

☑️ Is blood transfusion the only option?

☑️ How do we take care of patients with low hemoglobin values?

☑️ What is Patient Blood Management?

​Ready? Let's dig in. Go ahead and play the video below now -----

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It's OK if you need to focus on one strategy at a time. The point is to start applying what you learn today so you can see results.

Remember, practice makes perfect!

Let me know which strategy from the video would be the biggest win for your clinical practice?

Warmest,

​Yessica