NationalBloodServiceSysteminSingapore精品课件.pptxVIP

National Blood Service System in Singapore Experiences and Benefits through Participation in APBN Activities;Ministry of Health Organization of Public Heatlhcare System;;;t ;Current Structure of the National Blood Service System in Singapore;;Group Director;;;Blood Donor Profile;Fresh Frozen Plasma Cryoprecipitate Cryosupernatant;Plasma Derivative Products; Statistics (2013) Collection: 111,626 whole blood collections; 9,734 apheresis procedures Components produced: 110,764 red cell products; 14,451 pooled platelets; 33,618 plasma units Utilisation: 108,116 red cell products; 24,211 adult platelet doses; 29,199 plasma units Aims to sustain 7-days (national) inventory daily: blood issued to hospitals still managed as part of the national inventory Frozen Red Cell Program Red cell cryopreservation since 1979 Aims to cryopreserve red cells of rare blood groups ; Stringent donor selection (Infectious Disease Act) Infectious disease testing All donations: HBV/HCV/HIV (serological tests and NAT), syphilis Selective testing for malaria (antibody and PCR) and WNV (NAT: outsourced) All platelets: bacterial testing Monitoring of adverse events Haemovigilance (since 2003): Voluntary self-reporting, participated by all private and restructured hospitals Compulsory reporting of serious events (including potential events) to Ministry of Health;Infectious Disease Screening Tests(1979 – 2013);Part of a close and collegial network of blood services with shared philosophy and mission as well as similar issues and challenges Sharing of experiences, strategies, policies and practices: able to learn from other members and harmonise practices with wider community Able to develop approaches relevant to cultures, population and disease epidemiology in our region Early warning alerts for issues that may be relevant to our operations ;When dealing with health authorities Use of Comparison of Practice data to strengthen the case for policies and prac