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MB Simpson MD

Marcus Baxter Simpson, MD Associate Professor of Pathology (Anatomic and Clinical Pathology) Vice-Chair of Pathology Director: Clinical Laboratories Board Certification: American Board of Pathology: Clinical Pathology, Blood Banking, Transfusion Medicine Education: Undergraduate: Davidson College, BS, 1967 Postgraduate: University of North Carolina School of Medicine, MD, 1972 Internship: Yale University School of Medicine, 1972-73 Fellowships: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Pathology, 1974-76 Residencies: Yale University School of Medicine, Anatomic Pathology 1972-74; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Clinical Pathology 1974-76 Interests: Teaching: Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine, Informatics Clinical: Platelet Immunology, Outcomes Research Research: Transfusion Support for Transplantation Dr. Mark Simpson Tel: (336) 713-5366 Fax: (336) 716-5347 msimpson@wfubmc.edu Current Projects: Outcomes research with leukoreduction of cellular blood transfusion products. Benchmarking of hospital transfusion systems. Recent Publications: Pomper GJ, Joseph RJ, Hire DG, Davis SR, Kon ND, Simpson MB.  Validation study of blood utilization benchmark data in cardiothorasic Surgery. Transfusion, 45:197A, 2005. Pomper GJ, Simpson MB. The prevention of alloimmunization: a balance of precaution, expectation, and outcome. Transfusion 49:406-8, 2009. Simpson MB, Jr. (ed). Strategies for Centralized Blood Services. Second edition (Bethesda: American Association of Blood Banks Press, 2007, 280 pages. Pomper GJ, Joseph RJ, Hire DG, Davis SR, Kon ND, Simpson MB.  Validation study of blood utilization benchmark data in cardiothorasic Surgery. Transfusion, 45:197A, 2005.  Simpson MB, et al. Benchmarking red cell transfusion support: comparison of productivities at centralized networks versus in-hospital transfusion services. Transfusion, 42:1305, 2002. Simpson MB, et al. Productivity benchmark data for centralized transfusion service networks. Transfusion, 42:1305, 2002. Triulzi DJ, Simpson MB, et al. Clinical outcomes analysis of leukoreduced transfusions in cardiac surgery patients. Transfusion, 42:1025, 2002. Simpson MB. Internet and Web-based Applications in Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine. In: Butch S and Simpson MB, (eds.). Information Technology in Transfusion Medicine. American Association of Blood Banks Press, Bethesda, 2002 pp. 265-85. Butch S and Simpson MB (eds.). Information Technology in Transfusion Medicine. American Association of Blood Banks Press, Bethesda, 2002, 300 pages. Simpson MB (ed). Centralized Transfusion Services: Models and Systems. American Association of Blood Banks Press, Bethesda, 2000, 174 pages. Lopez-Plaza I, Dean D, Simpson MB, Kiss J. Clinical spectrum of HLA-matched platelet transfusion support in a large transfusion service. Transfusion, 41:10S, 2001. Hahn L, Casciola T, Simpson MB. Operational impact of the proposed new standard for acceptable residual white cell content in leukoreduced red blood cells. Transfusion, 41:136S, 2001. Brubaker DB, Simpson MB (eds.). Dynamics of Hemostasis and Thrombosis. American Association of Blood Banks, Bethesda, 1995, 183 pages. Friday JL, Simpson MB (eds.). Component Selection: Polemics and Politics. American Association of Blood Banks, Bethesda, 1996, 94 pages.