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Creating access to safe blood through 100% voluntary non remunerated blood donation

Start Date :

Jan 01, 2015

Last Date :

Jan 31, 2015

04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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India is among 51 countries to sign the “Rome Declaration” on “Achieving Self-sufficiency in Safe Blood and blood products based voluntary non-remunerated ...

India is among 51 countries to sign the “Rome Declaration” on “Achieving Self-sufficiency in Safe Blood and blood products based voluntary non-remunerated donation”. Blood is an intrinsic requirement for health care and proper functioning of the health system. National AIDS Control Organization under Department of Health and Family Welfare has been primarily responsible for ensuring provision of safe blood for the country since 1992. National Blood Policy 2003 reiterates firmly the government’s commitment to provide safe and adequate quantity of blood, blood components and blood products.

However, in India, a needy patient or his relatives have to run from pillar to post in search of blood and the onus of procurement of blood still lies with the patient and not with the service provider.

Suggestions are invited on how to develop a nationally coordinated and well networked blood transfusion service in the country and reach 100% voluntary blood donation to enable us to meet the global goal of self sufficiency in blood and blood products.

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shruthy v s 11 years 1 month ago

SIR ..non remunerated blood donation is a welcome step.but storage of blood donated is a big problem which hospitals face.we need to induct more facilities to store blood so that donations made does not go waste.

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sanjeev garg 11 years 1 month ago

can we make india free of tuberculosis,malaria,dengue yes we can and imagine how much money we can save...how much wealth it will creat for individual,family,society,n country

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sanjeev garg 11 years 1 month ago

health problem of india cant be solved by making big hospital we need to pay more attention on preventing diseases rather only on cure aspect of disease

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Raja Brahma 11 years 1 month ago

I like Swatcha Bharath initiative. I hope this will not end with leaders taking pictures for news coverage. For long term solution "have the sanitation department in each village and city work properly with enough funding and resources". Please advertise the Sanitation department worker as a noble worker. Then only this Swatchata will continue for ever. If not, back to the square one, same dirtiness and diseases grow in super speed. Jai Hind

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Praveen Kumar Anand 11 years 1 month ago

PED KO PAANI ----AAP KA JEEVAN DAAN------Instead of planting trees , if we give everyday 1/2 litre paani to 2 trees a day ,job is done .

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Praveen Kumar Anand 11 years 1 month ago

CONSULTANT COUNSELLOR & HEALTH COUNSELLOR ---------DRINKING WATER MANAGEMENT -------90% of HEALTH PROBLEMS are because of BAD QUALITY OF DRINKING WATER in INDIA . To save water & to provide good quality of drinking water ,we must start PED HO PAANI ----AAP KA JEEVAN DAAN .

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Raja Brahma 11 years 1 month ago

In next 5-10 years we can make India free from 90% of the diseases. Bad quality air, water and food are the root causes for many diseases. Harmful chemicals used in farming polluting air and water first, then the food and soil. People eating this food gets all sorts of diseases. So, diverting farmers to our original Natural farming is the best solution. This is a low cost solution. Also, we save lot of hard earned money flowing out of India to foreign chemical companies like Monsanto. Jai Hind.

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sumit tandon 11 years 1 month ago

non of us, who have a disease either small or big... and the government hospitals are also suffering from the political disease.... homoeopathic hospitals are one of them, no medicines, no raw materials for dispensing medicines, not a own building, doctors are intrested to care patients but how can it possible without any medium. in one line" apne desh wasiyon ko rogmukt banaana hai.. homoeopath ko sabse aage lana hai" kyoki itni energy kisi path mein nahi hai jitni ki homoeopath mein.care it...

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KAILASH UPADHYAY 11 years 1 month ago

We don’t have sufficient blood storage facility & have noticed wastage of blood after donation camp.Instead we should have centralized blood donor volunteers (JIVANDOOT) data bank in every city. The JIVANDOOT should be available for blood donation within specified time to any hospital of the city once contacted.The JIVANDOOT must be given ID card with credit point facility.Based on credit point we can give some short of incentives to them if needed.Yearly medical checkup must be compulsory 4 JD

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Subhankar Bandyopadhyay 11 years 1 month ago

Healthcare in India now a big industry. Major metropolises seeing a boom of private hospitals. Big players are attracting investors and patients alike through a major support from health tourism. On the other hand public sectors are suffering from lack of quality control, infrastructure, capacity and high volume. there should be centralized outcome based data available for public and private and public sector should be incentivised based on their report card. PAY for PERFORMANCE!

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