Beth A. Dy - Concepedia

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Beth A. Dy

American Red Cross

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B. Dy, B.A. Dy, Beth A. Dy, Beth Dy

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American Red Cross

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Beth A. Dy is an author at American Red Cross specializing in immunohematology, patient safety, and sepsis.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	1	1	15
2	Medicine	1	1	15
3	Blood Transplantation	1	1	15
4	Emergency Medicine	1	1	15
5	Clinical Epidemiology	1	1	15

Beth A. Dy

Publications

1.4K

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	Year	Citations
Transfusion‐related acute lung injury surveillance (2003‐2005) and the potential impact of the selective use of plasma from male donors in the American Red Cross Anne F. Eder, R. Herron, Annie Strupp, Transfusion	2007	239
Bacterial screening of apheresis platelets and the residual risk of septic transfusion reactions: the American Red Cross experience (2004‐2006) Anne F. Eder, Jean M. Kennedy, Beth A. Dy, Transfusion	2007	239
Effective reduction of transfusion‐related acute lung injury risk with male‐predominant plasma strategy in the American Red Cross (2006‐2008) Anne F. Eder, R. Herron, Annie Strupp, Transfusion	2010	171
The American Red Cross donor hemovigilance program: complications of blood donation reported in 2006 Anne F. Eder, Beth A. Dy, Jean M. Kennedy, Transfusion	2008	145
Limiting and detecting bacterial contamination of apheresis platelets: inlet‐line diversion and increased culture volume improve component safety Anne F. Eder, Jean M. Kennedy, Beth A. Dy, Transfusion	2009	125
TRANSFUSION COMPLICATIONS: Transfusion‐transmitted <i>Babesia microti</i> identified through hemovigilance Laura Tonnetti, Anne F. Eder, Beth A. Dy, Transfusion	2009	91
The residual risk of transfusion‐related acute lung injury <scp>at </scp>the <scp>A</scp>merican <scp>R</scp>ed <scp>C</scp>ross (2008‐2011): limitations of a predominantly male‐donor plasma mitigation strategy Anne F. Eder, Beth A. Dy, Jaime Pérez, Transfusion	2012	85
Bacterial contamination of whole blood–derived platelets: the introduction of sample diversion and prestorage pooling with culture testing in the American Red Cross Richard J. Benjamin, Linda Kline, Beth A. Dy, Transfusion	2008	71
Skin disinfection with a single‐step 2% chlorhexidine swab is more effective than a two‐step povidone‐iodine method in preventing bacterial contamination of apheresis platelets Richard J. Benjamin, Beth A. Dy, Ryan Warren, Transfusion	2010	56
Bacterial culture of apheresis platelets: a mathematical model of the residual rate of contamination based on unconfirmed positive results Richard J. Benjamin, Beth A. Dy, Jaime Pérez, Vox Sanguinis	2013	54

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