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Prevalence of Transfusion Transmitted Infections in Voluntary and Replacement Donors [PDF]

Indian Journal of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, 2010
The aim of the study was to find out the prevalence of transfusion transmitted infections (TTI) in voluntary and replacement donors. A total of 9599 donors were analysed for the prevalence of TTI over a period of 2 years.Of these 61.2% were voluntary donors and 38.8% were replacement donors. Prevalence of TTI in total donors was 0.6%.
Hilda, Fernandes, Prema Fancy, D'souza, Pushpa Maria, D'souza   +2 more
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Recruiting and retaining young people as voluntary blood donors

Vox Sanguinis, 2007
Objectives  Reasons for predonation deferral of young potential donors and prospects of recruiting and retaining young people (age 18–29) as voluntary blood donors were studied.Study Design and Methods  Three different sources of data were analysed: (i) the subsequent donation history of 2057 donors who started their donation career at the Blood Bank ...
A H, Misje, V, Bosnes, H E, Heier
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WHO - More voluntary blood donors needed

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2013
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Understanding voluntary organizations : guidelines for donors [PDF]

, 1989
Voluntary development organizations have demonstrated substantial comparatiave advantage in developing countries - especially in their ability to innovate, adapt to local conditions, and reach and work with poor and difficult to reach populations.
Brown, L. David, Korten, David C.
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Reduction of maternal mortality: The need for voluntary blood donors

International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 2007
AbstractObjective: To explore the relationship between maternal mortality and availability of blood for transfusion at the country level in Latin American and Caribbean countries. Method: The association of blood availability with maternal mortality, expressed either as national maternal mortality ratio or proportion of maternal deaths due to ...
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The live organ donor's consent: is it informed and voluntary?

Transplantation Reviews, 2008
Live organ donors represent nearly 50% of the solid organ donors in the United States. This unique population of individuals accepts risk for the benefit of another. The main justification by the medical community for permitting such risk to live donors has been respect for their autonomy, realized through the practice of informed consent. This article
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The Voluntary Blood Donor

Clinics in Haematology, 1976
R.A. Cumming, J.D. Cash
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A STUDY OF THE PERSONALITY OF VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONORS

Medical Journal of Australia, 1967
F M, Mai, R W, Beal
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Effectiveness of personal communication strategy in motivating replacement donors to become voluntary blood donors

ISBT Science Series, 2021
Romesh Jain, Hem Chandra Pandey
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Lessons from 10 years’ experience running the Fiom KID-DNA database, a voluntary DNA-linking register for donor-conceived people and donors in The Netherlands

Human Fertility, 2023
Indekeu A, A Janneke B M Maas
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