Matthew Hazell
Sep 16, 2026, 13:22
Matthew Hazell: New BSH Guidance for Fetal, Neonatal and Paediatric Transfusion
Matthew Hazell, Consultant Clinical Scientist at NHS Blood and Transplant, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Nearly there!
Anne Kelly gave us an update on the revised BSH guidelines for transfusion in fetuses, neonates and paediatric patients and they’re getting close to release!
A huge amount of work has gone into making these evidence based, practical and relevant to current transfusion practice.
If you’re involved in the care of these patients, keep an eye out for their release and check them out.
A great resource to help us provide the best possible transfusion care.”
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