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Recommendations for estimating the need for blood and blood components

Publisher: PAHO ; Washington D.C. ; 2010Description: vi, 149 p; ill., tblsISBN: 978-92-75-13120-6Subject(s): BLOOD | BLOOD TRANSFUSION | HAEMATOLOGY | PAHO | PROGRAMME EVALUATION | HEALTH | MATERNAL MORTALITY | OBSTETRICSOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: Seeks to support the planning of activities by the blood programs and services in the Region of the Americas that supply blood to hospitals. It's contents are based on the promise that, to perform their functions more efficiently and effectively, supply centers must project the future need for blood components at the hospital level and, thus program more precisely the achievement of their goals.

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Seeks to support the planning of activities by the blood programs and services in the Region of the Americas that supply blood to hospitals. It's contents are based on the promise that, to perform their functions more efficiently and effectively, supply centers must project the future need for blood components at the hospital level and, thus program more precisely the achievement of their goals.

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