PROHEMO
Founder, Managing Partner, and Technical Director since 2012, working in transfusion safety, quality, appropriate use of blood components, and institutional PBM support.
A professional journey connecting clinical care, transfusion medicine, Patient Blood Management, education, and leadership of specialized services.


Iê Bentes Fernandez has built a career spanning nearly three decades at the intersection of hematology, hemotherapy, transfusion medicine, patient safety, healthcare management, and education.
She earned her medical degree from the Federal University of Pará (UFPA) in 1996, completed residency training in Internal Medicine in 2000 and Hematology and Hemotherapy in 2002, and earned a Master’s Degree in Health, Environment and Society in the Amazon from UFPA in 2022.
At Fundação Hospital de Clínicas Gaspar Vianna, she led the systematic implementation of Patient Blood Management, making it the first public hospital in the state of Pará to adopt this strategy.
During the first year, the program documented approximate reductions of 25% in red blood cell concentrate use and 60% in fresh plasma use during surgical procedures.
Founder, Managing Partner, and Technical Director since 2012, working in transfusion safety, quality, appropriate use of blood components, and institutional PBM support.
Leadership of the Hemotherapy Service, professional education, transfusion safety, and institutional program development.
Clinical and technical work in hematology, hemotherapy, and oncology, including protocols, team training, and multidisciplinary discussion of complex cases.
Her scientific work spans hematology, hemotherapy, hemovigilance, Patient Blood Management, and chronic myeloid leukemia, with publications from 2004 through 2025.
She also contributes to the education of physicians and other healthcare professionals through preceptorship, continuing education, lectures, congresses, and scientific activities.


On October 29, 2026 — Hematologist Day in Brazil — the English and Spanish editions of PBM Essencial will be launched during HEMO 2026.
Internationalization expands the book’s reach to professionals and institutions across different countries and strengthens an editorial proposal built on scientific rigor, clinical applicability, and education in Patient Blood Management.

PBM Essencial brings together the scientific foundations, clinical application, and institutional implementation of Patient Blood Management in a structured resource for study, consultation, and education.
The book translates real-world experience in turning knowledge into clinical practice and connects anemia, hemostasis, blood loss, transfusion decision-making, management, evidence, and future perspectives.