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Ensuring blood safety in development and post emergency settings
Esther OesterSRC, Head of Division Africa / Middle East; Msc, MAS
Aylin JaspersenSRC, Program Coordinator Egypt, Southern Africa and focal person BTS; MD
RC movement involvement in blood safety
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Blood safety in international cooperation
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Industrialized countries Developing countries
WHO Global Database on Blood Safety, 2008
SRC blood safety projects
Start in 1960 1980-1983 1982-2000 2003-2007
SenegalNamibiaBurundiRuanda
Angola Mozambique Zimbabwe
1998 to date 2010/11 to date New / Planned
EgyptEritrea
HaitiLebanon
MoldovaHonduras
Malawi
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A systemic view of blood safety
Source: de Savigny and Adam (2009), TPH
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Blood safety projects under a systemic lens
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Public
Donor Recruitment
& Blood Collection
Blood Component Processing
Serology Testing
Blood Issuing
Beneficiaries Patients
Hospitals
Foundation:National Blood Policy
Leadership & ManagementQuality Management
Support Functions: IT, Logistic, Procurement, HR, Finance, Infrastructure
Environment
Egypt
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Eritrea
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Conclusion
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AimAccess to safe blood
ChallengesFragile or failed statesPoverty, disasters
Success factors Systemic viewHigh contextualization
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Acknowledgements
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Aylin Jaspersen
Alexandra Papis
Carmen Humboldt
Fabio Molinari
Gabriele Hansch
Swiss Blood Transfusion Service
Humanitarian Foundation of the SRCSwiss State Secretariat of Economic Affairs (SECO) Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
Lilly Pulver
Silvia Froelicher
Ömer Güven
Dr. Danielle de Domersant
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Thank you for your attention
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