GI bleeding · bedside workflow

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Guideline Blatchford / Rockall / Forrest (see tool pages for exact version notes)Reviewed 2026-09-05
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Bedside steps

  1. GBS

    Risk of needing intervention in upper GI bleeding; identifies low-risk patients.

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  2. Rockall

    Rebleeding and mortality risk after upper GI bleeding (complete score).

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  3. AIMS65

    Predict in-hospital mortality in acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding.

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  4. ForrestAlternate branch

    Endoscopic stigmata of peptic ulcer bleeding and rebleed risk.

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  5. GBSAlternate branch

    Upper GI bleed risk score predicting need for intervention (transfusion, endoscopy, surgery).

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[GI bleeding · bedside workflow]
GBS:not calculated
Rockall:not calculated
AIMS65:not calculated
Forrest:not calculated
GBS:not calculated
Guideline:Blatchford / Rockall / Forrest (see tool pages for exact version notes)
Reviewed:2026-09-05
For licensed clinicians only. Local calculation; does not replace clinical judgment or individualized shared decision-making. Integrate guideline version, patient preference, and bleed–thrombosis trade-offs.
元医生Bedside quick-calcGI bleeding · bedside workflowCalculate on this page; scores auto-fill the progress note.Guidelines: See version notes on this scene’s tool pages · See version notes on tool pagesBedside steps1GBS2Rockall3AIMS654Forrest5GBSScan to calculate locallywww.yuandoctor.com/r/ugib元医生 · 床旁工具

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For licensed clinicians only. Local calculation; does not replace clinical judgment or individualized shared decision-making. Integrate guideline version, patient preference, and bleed–thrombosis trade-offs.

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