Reveals variability in major haemorrhage protocols in Queensland hospitals, indicating a need for better standardization.
There is significant variability in the content of MHP algorithms across Queensland, Australia, despite the availability of evidence-based guidelines for patients who are severely bleeding. Whilst individual health facilities are encouraged to modify MHPs to suit local contexts, the evidence on how to safely accomplish this remains limited and could account for the variations identified in this study. Further guidance is required for hospitals with restricted access to blood products, limited pathology testing capabilities, and who manage critically bleeding paediatric patients.
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