Abstract: Objective To explore the effect of normalized management of blood transfusion in nursing care of patients with hematological diseases,and to analyze its significance in prognosis and quality of lives of patients.Methods One hundred and six patients who had received transfusions were randomly divided into the observation group and the control group,with 53 case in each. The control were subjected to routine transfusion nursing whereas the observation group were given standardized management of blood transfusion nursing for 4 weeks. Before and after intervention,the SF-36 Health Survey Questionnaire and Blood Transfusion Satisfaction Questionnaire were given to patients for survey,and the quality of life and blood transfusion satisfaction were evaluated and the prognosis was recorded.Results No significant difference was noted between the two groups in various dimensions of the SF-36 scale before nursing （P>0.05）. The scores of each dimension of the two groups were remarkably increased after standardized nursing （P<0.05）. The physiological functions,vitality of lives and health scores in the observation group were higher than those in the control （P<0.05）. The satisfaction rates of disinfection health,blood transfusion management process,work efficiency and blood transfusion risk control were 94.34%,94.34%,96.23%,and 98.11%,respectively,which was elevated （P<0.05） when compared with the control. A low incidence （3.77%） of adverse events was found in the observation group compared with the control group （16.98%） （P<0.05）.Conclusion Standardized management of blood transfusion nursing may improve the quality of life of patients with blood transfusions,increase transfusion satisfaction and reduce the incidence of adverse occasions.

Key words: Hematological disease, Blood transfusion, Standardized management