blood transfusion service

Local business includes the head office of the National Blood transfusion service.

Blood transfusion service is mostly state run and is considered safe.

If the Government sell off the blood transfusion service I will stop donating.

The blood transfusion service runs under the Hospital Authority.

Block A (eight story) accommodates the library, lecture theatre, auditorium, students hostel, dental faculty and blood transfusion services.

The National Blood Transfusion Service is entirely dependent on voluntary blood donors.

Blood transfusion service became available in Bangladesh at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital in 1950.

This report describes the progress toward strengthening blood transfusion services in 14 countries receiving PEPFAR support.

The Scottish blood transfusion service was established many years before there was an NHS and has always supplied blood for any patient who needs it.

To serve the needs of blood transfusion services, which use the vast majority of HIV tests worldwide, increasingly sensitive assays have proliferated.

Blood transfusion services are provided by the Red Cross and dentistry, optometry and ambulance services are outside Medicare.

The idea was to set up a mobile blood transfusion service by which he take blood donated by civilians in bottles to wounded soldiers near the front lines.

In 1968, the blood bank was semi-decentralized under the Sri Lankan Ministry of Health and placed under the direction of a superintendent blood transfusion service.

In 1948 the FRC took the operational responsibility of the blood transfusion services in Finland, which had been operated by the Finnish Scouts since 1935.

I am not talking about the standard blood transfusion service that comes around to your church hall and you pop in for half an hour, have a cup of tea, and go back to work.

Between 1981 and 2000, she was consultant clinical haematologist at Belfast City Hospital and was deputy director of the Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service.

This is in line with a number of other national blood transfusion services, due to the statistically high prevalence of HIV and hepatitis of MSM in population studies.

In 1941, the British Red Cross set up the world's first Blood Transfusion service, helping to keep pace with medical advances which required blood, but had no facilities to store it.

On World Blood Donor Day 2009 in Uganda, the Uganda Blood Transfusion Service and Red Cross ask the public to "Donate Blood Today."

As with other blood transfusion services, the ARCBS has had to strike a balance between protecting blood recipients against infection, and accepting enough donors to maintain an adequate supply of blood.

Supporting the elite's right to grab the best young stars might sound like campaigning for Dracula to be appointed head of the national blood transfusion service, but in the understandable howl from many smaller clubs two issues have become confused.

The plan to sell off the blood transfusion service, which will be run by private companies for profit, is a perfect example of how the government doesn't get what the NHS is about: people don't give their blood for profit.

This time many different organisations were represented by their logos on the side boards, including Save the Children, RNLI, the blood transfusion service, Childline and the neighbourhood watch scheme, to complement the main theme 'Love thy Neighbour'.

Blood bank deny high HIV risk in UCD: The blood transfusion service board have been forced to abandon the public clinic held annually in UCD due to substandard conditions in the university.

After the war he returned to school, this time in Nottingham, England, and later to Cambridge, England to study art, at first full time and later in the evenings between his employment in the Cambridge-area blood transfusion services.