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Right. Okay. Good evening everyone. Thank you so much for joining JOMA tonight for grand rounds on beyond anemia. What is patient blood management featuring Dr. Margaret Calfman. So JMA or the Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association is a dynamic organization of over 700 Jewish Orthodox women in medicine dedicated to professional growth, community service, and advancing healthcare knowledge through education, mentorship, and advocacy. JOMA empowers Calfman. Dr. Margie Calfman is a boardcertified anesthesiologist and intensivist specializing in patient blood management. As a medical director of the Institute for Patient Blood Management and Bloodless Medicine at Anglewood Health, she leads initiatives to enhance patient outcomes through evidence-based PBM practices. The institute is the largest and longest standing program of its kind worldwide, serving patients from all 50 states in over 27 countries. Dr. Calfman's clinical and research interests focus on optimizing peroperative anemia management and addressing anemia and management and addressing anemia and critical illness. She serves as a senior examiner for the American Board of Anesthesiology and reviews for anesthesia and analesia, blood and transfusion. Dr. Calfman serves on both the committee for patient blood management and the committee for critical care practice for the American Society of Anesthesiologists. Recently, Dr. Calfman developed a mobile and web-based application to improve compliance with blood management protocols and has begun integrating AIdriven solutions to advance clinical practice. So, we're really excited to
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- 0:00Right. Okay. Good evening everyone. Thank you so much for joining JOMA tonight for grand rounds…
- 6:07patients was actually really good medicine and that they were doing better sometimes than our regular…
- 11:43onethird of patients who are not anemic when they enter the hospital leave the hospital anemic.…
- 17:51we use, there was one major difference. If they were had a hemoglob, they're almost 20…
- 23:29decrease, patients stay in the hospital less time, they have less number of complications, and they're…
- 29:33operating room or ready for delivery or things like that. How long is this going to…
- 35:12I could probably save a few units of blood for that patient. People always say, "Oh,…
- 40:53other end um they're not easy to interpret right we're all used to just having numbers…
- 47:03quagulopathy, making sure they're getting the appropriate reversal agents, replacing any factors or efficiency, and then…
- 52:39do a lot of work so those are like fractions so they don't cells, but fractions…
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