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Informatization in transfusiology and hemostasiology is a relevant and modern direction that allows for organizational and methodological support, planning of therapeutic measures, distribution of components and blood products, taking into account the level and volume of medical care in the country, region, healthcare institution and also the provision of medical care in emergency situations. Information and analytical systems (IAS) are developed taking into account legal, administrative, methodological and clinical and laboratory criteria in order to record, analyze, generate reports and plan medical events, as well as make production decisions using the international standard for the exchange of medical data HL7 FHIR, Web-applications and assume privacy, real-time operation. At present, several IASs have been developed and implemented in the Republic of Belarus. Along with the blood donor registration system (AIS Donor), which has been functioning for many years, they form the basis of the transfusion-hemostasiology cluster, which contributes to ensuring the high quality of medical care and is implemented through interregional and interstructural cooperation aimed at ensuring the timeliness, safety and efficiency of patient care.
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